"spread of epidemics" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the transmission and proliferation of diseases or illnesses within a population. Example: The spread of epidemics is a major concern for public health officials, especially in developing countries with limited resources.
Swine flu has served to highlight a widely held view that large-scale international travel has hastened the spread of epidemics around the world.
Among them are grave threats to our welfare and our lives: climate change and the collapse of the living world; the spread of epidemics whose vectors are corporations (obesity, diabetes and diseases associated with smoking, alcohol and air pollution); the global wealth-grab by the very rich; antibiotic resistance; terrorism and conflict.
Networks are underlying mediums for the spread of epidemics such as diseases, rumors, and computer viruses.
They reached that figure by using World Health Organization standards for calculating the spread of epidemics.
Mathematical models have become an important tool in analyzing the causes, dynamics, and spread of epidemics [1].
ABM has been reported to analyze forest fires, spread of epidemics, visual surveillance amongst other critical scenarios (Niazi and Hussain 2013).
Viral agents, especially norovirus, are the most common cause of nosocomial spread of epidemic gastroenteritis (GE).
No. Schwartz sees obstacles in Third World poverty and the spread of epidemic diseases, though he believes that the current epidemic was overblown by the media.
In order to study the patterns of spread of epidemic, we made an investigation of outbreaks of the epidemic in one week, that is from February 13 18, 2006, when the deadly virus surfaced in India.
But more importantly, he said looking back shows us that "fear and panic do not help to control the spread of epidemic diseases".
The force also disinfected more than 6,600 latrines and removed more than 850 ST of sewage to prevent the spread of epidemic.
