"lethal infection" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an especially contagious or virulent medical condition. For example: "It took just days for the lethal infection to spread throughout the hospital."
Particles must be small to penetrate deep into human lungs, where they can start a lethal infection.
Afterward, I asked one of his doctors if Mr. Hakobyan could have spread his lethal infection to other bus passengers.
However, at least once a week a patient arrives with a potentially lethal infection resulting from using dirty needles.
It takes an estimated 8,000 to 10,000 anthrax germs lodged in the human lung to start a lethal infection.
A local investigation noted that, according to the Medical Examiner's Office, Ronda's lethal infection could not be conclusively determined to be the result of intravenous drug use.
Modern medicine, meanwhile, means the hulk's weakened immune system is less likely to expose him to lethal infection.
From January through the middle of March, doctors in Asia and Canada were encountering patients carrying a virulent and highly contagious germ, unaware that they were facing potentially lethal infection.
Four opportunities to save the life of William Mead were missed when local doctors and the 111 non-emergency helpline failed to diagnose pneumonia and the common but lethal infection sepsis, an NHS report into the case has found.
But most economists cast such thinking as recklessly extreme, akin to putting an obese person on a painful diet in the name of long-term health just as they are fighting off a potentially lethal infection.
These data suggest that exaggerate inflammation during lethal infection with IAV can have fatal consequences.
Highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) viruses cause a severe and lethal infection in domestic birds.
