The phrase "latest illness" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English when referring to a recent illness that a person has experienced.
Here is an example: "Unfortunately, my grandmother's latest illness has left her bedridden and unable to attend the family gathering."
But her latest illness made him and his wife think.
The Yankees and Ford have declined to give details of his latest illness.
The latest illness to come under their scrutiny is breast cancer.
Among the torrent of tributes that have accompanied the former president's latest illness was one from the Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama.
But in general Mr Ecevit's health has been poor and may be worsening.His latest illness has prompted talk of an early general election.
The latest illnesses linked to the lettuce began between Oct. 8 and Oct. 31.
With four riders needed for the men's team pursuit and three for the team sprint, both of which involve completely different athletes with different physiology and training, a quota of eight means that a team could find itself a rider short in the event of late illness or injury.
Specimens for B. pertussis and B. parapertussis culture were not obtained because of the late illness stage and received previous antimicrobial therapy before hospitalization.
Also, the email from said serial sick-note goes to the entire office, so everyone gets to read how hard he is trying to get over his latest debilitating illness.
So, if you're tempted to let a blogger know her struggles with an alcoholic husband in prison for his third DUI just isn't as bad as your cousin with some late stage illness, why not bypass personal blog essays or posts about the Kardashians or the latest celebrity divorce to spend a few hours reading Proust or Kafka?
