The phrase "aids episode" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing specific occurrences or instances related to AIDS, such as in medical or personal narratives.
Example: "During the conference, several speakers shared their experiences with an aids episode that changed their lives."
Alternatives: "AIDS incident" or "AIDS occurrence".
It's going to be the AIDS episode of "Mr. Belvedere" all over again, except with a Lebanese guy.
And that happened to coincide with what I think are arguably the most interesting episodes we did — the AIDS episode, the slumber party, Palm Springs weekend.
Whether the AIDS episode was a single, isolated case or a sign of a changing relationship between the developing counties and the pharmaceutical industry is uncertain.
And then Blanche was that person in the AIDS episode.
Mournian: Is there a link between Bridegroom and "Killing All the Right People," an AIDS episode of Designing Women?
But it's also responsible for bad trolling (like Brass Eye's Bad AIDS episode) and allowing celebs to get away with murder.
Finally, hand checking of completed decision aid episodes, searchable through our study data entry and management system, showed that all eCODES sessions were complete and produced no data transmission errors.
Television reviewers also compared the bonding between Dwight and Phyllis in "Cafe Disco" as a throwback to "Crime Aid", an episode earlier in the season, in which Phyllis tries to console a saddened Dwight in the wake of Andy and Angela's engagement.
Yet with Washington giving Cairo $1.3 billion a year in military aid, the hospital episode shows that Egypt's for-profit military has sometimes found ways to use that aid to further its economic interests.
Salmond will probably escape from this latest episode, aided by the weakness of his Scottish opponents.
The topics under investigation will be the improvement of early recognition, specific psychotherapy, and smartphones as an aid for early episode detection and biomarkers of lithium response.
