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The phrase 'had close contact' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most commonly used when talking about people who have been in physical proximity or communication with each other. For example: "I was concerned about John as he had close contact with the person who tested positive for COVID-19."
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People who had close contact with the infected man were quarantined.
Yet those who had close contact with Connexions were "very positive".
Invariably, the human victims have turned out to be people who had close contact with birds.
The disease has been controlled mainly by isolating patients quickly and quarantining anyone who has had close contact with them.
Dr. Weiss said that the disease was transmittable, but generally limited to people who had close contact with a victim.
The college has been notifying students who had close contact with Ms. Ortiz, and is providing antibiotics.
A total of 48 others have had close contact with Ebola victims.
We looked at 26 index cases and 280 people that they had close contact with.
They say they had close contact with Naked, which quite clearly went into formal administration in early May.
Assisting our veterinarian in her examinations, I also had close contact with our objects of investigation, the broiler chickens themselves.
The tumor had close contact with the posterior side of the trachea and the right wall of the esophagus in broad areas.
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