The phrase 'bout of fear' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a short period or episode of feeling afraid or anxious. Here is an example sentence: "After experiencing a bout of fear, she took a deep breath and reminded herself to stay calm and focused."
Our town's brief bout of fear and newsworthiness began Tuesday evening when the power went out.
So, if the global markets stumble, there's a good chance that investors' current courage will turn into another bout of fear, which will spill over into a drop in domestic stocks.
As a new bout of fear gripped the financial markets, stocks fell sharply again on Thursday, continuing a months-long plunge that has wiped out the gains of the last decade.
These should probably be taught to children at an early age before they develop fear or anxiety disorders since bouts of fear or anxiety can sensitize one to further problems.
The psychic fallout of this childhood is bouts of fear that keep Nikki awake night after night, on the lookout for some unspecified horror, a condition that makes it tough to hold down a job, make friends or keep a lover.
It is constantly subject to bouts of fear, of anxiety, and to violent crises of nostalgia towards what is familiar and known.
On the other hand, there are frequent bouts of fear of systemic unwinding of positions triggered by investors "exiting" EM that exhibit signs of weak or unclear macroeconomic foundations.
And yet, on the start line, surrounded by 9,799 other nervous riders and the noise of Italy's assembled cycling media, I came down with an unmistakable bout of "the fear".
Inspiring bouts of irrational fear may be among the ancillary ambitions of this immersive production from the London-based Punchdrunk company, which has transformed a warehouse in Chelsea into a gothic playground loosely inspired by Shakespeare's "Macbeth".
Sitting in his living room this afternoon, wearing shorts and loafers, Rabbi Neulander appeared relaxed as he spoke about several topics, from his immigrant parents and the difficulties of maintaining a front lawn to bouts of loneliness, fear and humiliation.
The country did not suffer enough from its bout of inflation to fear a repeat.
