The phrase "experienced a recurrence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when talking about something that has happened to someone again after a lapse of time. For example, "After his initial remission, the cancer patient experienced a recurrence of the disease."
In the group with a weak level of RCAS1 reactivity in the clear surgical margin, only 15% of the patients experienced a recurrence.
I was a voluntary patient – not sectioned – in a sanatorium for two months, and have never experienced a recurrence.
The problem apparently cleared up just before the game and he started, but he experienced a recurrence and was removed.
Only one patient (2.3%) experienced a recurrence of the uterine prolapse.
However, the patient experienced a recurrence of the effusion requiring re-admission to the hospital and re-insertion of a right pleural chest tube.
He threw 88 pitches, giving up two runs and six hits, while walking two and committing a throwing error that led to an unearned run.... Brian Schneider experienced a recurrence of his hamstring tightness, jeopardizing his availability for Friday's game.
Over a mean of 15 months of follow-up, only 35% of the patients taking amiodarone had experienced a recurrence of atrial fibrillation compared with 63% of the patients taking sotalol or propafenone.
INSIDE PITCH Shaun Marcum this week experienced a recurrence of the shoulder and neck tightness that plagued him during spring training and forced him to the disabled list at the start of the season, Terry Collins said.
Shaun Marcum has experienced a recurrence of the shoulder and neck tightness that plagued him during spring training and forced him to the disabled list at the start of the season, Mets Manager Terry Collins said Wednesday.
With the Devils already hampered by injuries, goaltender Martin Brodeur had to be replaced by Johan Hedberg after two periods because he experienced a recurrence of an injury to his right elbow.
Though there has been concern that the nipple-sparing procedure might lead to more frequent recurrence of cancer, a recent review found that just 2.8 percent of patients experienced a recurrence over two years.
