Collocations for incidence - noun
ADJECTIVE
great,
high
There is a greater incidence of cancer in the families of radiation workers.
There is a greater incidence of cancer in the families of radiation workers.
peak
low
growing, increased, increasing, rising
decreased, reduced
actual
overall
annual
recorded (esp. BrE), reported
the highest reported incidence of air pollution
low
growing, increased, increasing, rising
decreased, reduced
actual
overall
annual
recorded (esp. BrE), reported
the highest reported incidence of air pollution
VERB + incidence
have,
show
The country had the lowest incidence of AIDS cases proportional to its population.
The medical histories of our patients show a high incidence of past diseases.
The country had the lowest incidence of AIDS cases proportional to its population.
The medical histories of our patients show a high incidence of past diseases.
increase
decrease, reduce
find
They found an increased incidence of childhood leukaemia in some areas.
decrease, reduce
find
They found an increased incidence of childhood leukaemia in some areas.
measure
compare
We compared the incidence of coronary heart disease and total mortality.
compare
We compared the incidence of coronary heart disease and total mortality.
analyse/analyze,
assess,
determine,
examine,
investigate
explain
The lack of vitamins may explain the higher incidence of heart disease.
explain
The lack of vitamins may explain the higher incidence of heart disease.
PREPOSITION
incidence among
the incidence of cancer among people
the incidence of cancer among people
incidence in
The study noted an increased incidence of heart disease in women.
The study noted an increased incidence of heart disease in women.
PHRASES
a decrease in the incidence of sth,
an increase in the incidence of sth,
a variation in the incidence of sth