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The phrase "recent surge of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a sudden increase in something in recent times. For example, "There has been a recent surge of interest in plant-based diets in the United States."
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The recent surge of musical activity in the province continues.
The status quo is not sustainable, as a recent surge of violence should make clear.
The recent surge of new American plays on Broadway shows no sign of letting up.
Bequelin said the arrest was consistent with the recent surge of hardline rhetoric.
Cowed by the recent surge of Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney looked anything but presidential.
(This conversation took place March 20 before the recent surge of violence in Southern Iraq).
It's tempting to attribute hip-hop's recent surge of lyrical energy to America's worrisome state.
Amid the recent surge of work, one of Armenco's hardest projects was the bus for Le Truc.
But the reforms didn't apply to the recent surge of children who had arrived in the country fleeing violence.
A RECENT surge of optimism suggested that Sierra Leone's painful war might at last be drawing to a close.
Delays are usual in such a scheme.Pessimists fear that the ruling is part of a recent surge of economic nationalism.
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