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I was doing test. It says the following sentence is correct:

The aviation influenza is so deadly a disease all countries are trying to find a cure for it.

But as we know, we use such+ adjective+ noun.....and so + adjective without noun....

So, ı was confused. Could you comment on this please.

Natalie Zukel
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    Welcome to ELL :-). Two things: 1) I suspect that "aviation" influenza should be avian influenza (the one we catch from birds - avis, avis lat. - bird). If it's not a typo it makes me question the validity of the source of the test. 2) You are citing some sort of a rule - if you have a source for that rule and could edit your question to include it, that would be great :-). Aside from the "wrong" sort of influenza the sentence sounds fine to me. This might have to do something with the position of the article; consider: such a deadly disease, so deadly a disease... – Lucky Jul 28 '15 at 10:56

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