The phrase "formidable disease" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a disease that is particularly severe, challenging, or difficult to combat.
Example: "The outbreak of the formidable disease has put immense pressure on the healthcare system."
Alternatives: "serious illness" or "daunting disease."
In retrospect, this statement was often criticized in light of the emergence of formidable diseases, including AIDS, and the resurgence of older diseases in more virulent forms.
Brain tumors are one of the most formidable diseases of mankind.
The reports of the new invention have greatly interested industrial experts in the United States, where silicosis has come to the fore as one of the most formidable industrial diseases, since the revelation a few years ago that several hundred workmen from a southern drilling concern faced death from this cause.
The drug screening designs have little/no considerations for the effect of drug against metastatic tumors, which is by far the most critically important and formidable stage of disease that spreads to distant sites, often beyond surgical removal, while the primary tumor can often be successfully removed by surgery.
Since the 1980's, mostly due to the re-colonization of tropical and subtropical regions in the New World by Ae. aegypti, dengue has become the most formidable mosquito borne disease in South America, with more than 1 million clinical cases (280,000-718,000 laboratory confirmed/year) annually reported in the last years [ 1].
Global emergence of pathogenic infectious diseases by both natural and intentional means presents a formidable challenge to infectious disease surveillance and response, namely timely and efficient pathogen detection.
Together, smarter spending and scientific advances represent a start towards dealing better with India's leprosy problem.And while the stigma that is associated with the disease is formidable, Anandwan offers hope there too.
In the future as more and new complement inhibitors are being discovered, there is the possibility that a better inhibitor of complement activation will be found which will help provide a formidable treatment for autoimmune disease.
S. pneumoniae is a formidable bacterial pathogen, causing disease with high morbidity and mortality even in regions where antibiotics are readily available.
