The phrase "active outbreak" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to health, disease, or situations where something is currently occurring or spreading.
Example: "The health department has reported an active outbreak of the flu in several neighborhoods."
Alternatives: "current outbreak" or "ongoing outbreak".
Uganda is the first country in the world to give the vaccine without an active outbreak of the disease, but is judged to be at very high risk.
1933 - Persecution of Jews begins in earnest Anti-semitism in Berlin "Demonstrations against the big stores in Berlin to-day developed later in the evening into an active outbreak of anti-Semitism".
At the same time, however, attempts to conduct randomized clinical trials reveal the enormous logistical and ethical challenges of performing clinical research in the midst of not only an active outbreak, but a highly unstable conflict situation.
The agency "couldn't justify it," he reported back, "because it really isn't an active outbreak anymore". He said the team in neighboring Guinea would be available in case of emergency, but by May 28 the C.D.C. had pulled out of there as well.
"And in Glasgow that's combined with an active outbreak of HIV infection among injectors, so it's incredibly disappointing for all of us who have pushed for this initiative and other similar initiatives across the country". In 2016, 170 drug-related deaths were recorded in Glasgow - from a record total across Scotland of 867.
Most of the cases are in Puerto Rico, but there is a limited active outbreak in Miami.
There are six active outbreaks, defined as a cluster of three or more incidents.
Zika is spreading rapidly throughout the Americas, with 50 countries and territories now dealing with active outbreaks.
The focus on active outbreaks and cohort studies means that we lack basic information about the prevalence of Brachyspira in healthy pigs, and shedding patterns throughout production stages, both of which are critical for development of control strategies.
Even with the kill switch active, the outbreak caused enormous damage.
Focused on the wrong threat, no one bothered to screen UN peacekeepers arriving from an active cholera outbreak in Nepal, nor repaired the flawed sanitation system on their rural Haitian base.
