'epidemic outbreak' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a sudden, rapid increase in the number of cases of a disease or infection in a population or area. For example: "The city is on high alert following the latest epidemic outbreak of dengue fever."
We derive explicit expressions for the basic reproduction number of each strain and highlight their importance in regulating the system dynamics (e.g. the potential for an epidemic outbreak) and the existence of nonnegative endemic solutions.
With the aim of understanding epidemic spreading in a general multiplex network and designing optimal immunization strategies, a mathematical model based on multiple degree is built to analyze the threshold condition for epidemic outbreak.
As an effective vaccine usually takes at least 6 months to develop, anti-influenza small molecule drugs are more effective for the first line of protection against the virus during an epidemic outbreak, especially in the early stage.
It provides a reliable tactic basis for preventing the epidemic outbreak.
When he figured out who I was, he interrupted my halting story about an epidemic outbreak and started swearing.
Such data represents an enormous added value, both to companies, for marketing purposes and client screening, and to authorities for traffic management or epidemic outbreak prevention.
In real life, however, when an epidemic outbreak occurs, we do not sit idly but take measures to control the spread of the epidemic disease.
A viral epidemic outbreak was linked to similar deaths of marine wildlife in Peru in the past, as well as in Mexico and the United States.
What is more, the migrants coming from nations considered 'at-risk' left their countries way before the epidemic outbreak.
But surprisingly, we observed the highest estimated probability of an epidemic outbreak in the third survey wave.
As the seasonal transmission rate increases around September, one would expect to see a large epidemic outbreak.
