"contagion for" is not a complete sentence and is not correct and usable in written English.
You could use the phrase "contagion of" instead. For example: "Healthcare organizations need to be aware of the potential contagion of infectious diseases."
In fact, simple handwashing has been a major factor in the control of contagion for more than 150 years.
January 27 , 2014Steve Collins (@TradeDesk_Steve) *DIJSSELBLOEM SEES NO EMERGING-MARKET CONTAGION FOR EURO ZONE From the man who was missing during the EC CRISIS?
"The crisis in Ukraine is a danger that one whose risk of contagion for other countries can be very difficult to measure or hard to predict.
Mr. Burns is the screenwriter of "Contagion," for which Dr. Brilliant, Ms. Garrett, Dr. Lipkin and Dr. Smolinski were scientific consultants.
Cyprus is, however, a member of the euro zone, so events there could trigger contagion (for example, bank runs) in larger nations.
Edgar"), much-anticipated films landed with the thud ("Iron Lady"), and even the smarter hits ("Moneyball" and "Contagion," for instance) were effective without being memorable.
The screenplay was written by Scott Z. Burns, who wrote "Contagion" (2011) for Soderbergh, and, for a while, we think this movie may be an attack on the pharmaceutical industry and the prescription-drug culture.
"The average person," she tells Matt Damon in the trailer for the forthcoming film Contagion, due for release this week, "touches his or her face three to five times every waking minute.
It could provoke the gravest risk, that all three rating agencies declare a credit event and then there are big contagion risks for other countries," he said.
France and the European Central Bank do not want to restructure Greek debt further, fearing market contagion and, for Paris, additional pressure on French banks that hold significant amounts of Greek, Spanish and Italian debt.
In July, with bond market contagion spreading for the first time to Italy — the euro zone's third-biggest economy, after Germany and France — leaders of the bloc agreed on a second bailout for Greece involving "voluntary" write-downs for private bondholders and more powers for their bailout fund, the European Financial Stability Facility.
