The phrase "previous disease" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a disease that occurred in the past or before a current illness or condition. Example: The patient's medical history revealed a previous disease that may have weakened their immune system. In this sentence, "previous disease" refers to an illness or condition that the patient had experienced before their current health issue.
Because of the extent of previous disease, surgical removal of the diseased lung was not performed.
A16 Rumors and angst about the respiratory disease appear to be accelerating faster than in previous disease outbreaks and spreading more widely than the disease itself.
Rumors and angst about SARS, fueled by the Internet and a public primed for biological apocalypse, appear to be accelerating faster than in previous disease outbreaks and spreading more widely than the disease itself.
8 patients were excluded because of pulmonary o cardiovascular previous disease.
It says its tactics are "much more tame" than those of previous disease advocacy groups.
These imaging biobanks can also be based on a regional or national screening initiative collecting image data of a group of persons with specific characteristics such as habits, previous disease or a genetic profile.
New disease burden estimates from newly deployed molecular diagnostic assays with increased sensitivity suggest that Shigella-associated morbidity may be much greater than previous disease estimates from culture-based methods.
Furthermore, there was a conspicuous absence of animals older than 14 years among the victims in 2002, which strongly indicates that the survivors from the previous disease outbreak in 1988 had acquired and maintained immunity to PDV.
It should be noted that the above graph were produced by PCA without previous disease classification information, in contrast to partial least squares (PLS) approach, which is known to split classified groups even from random data sets.
This is because 1) any individual host can only have one disease at a time, and 2) hosts are instantly cured from the previous disease by superinfection by another disease.
Grade E indicates no current or previous disease activity.
