The phrase "a frequent characteristic of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that often occurs or is commonly associated with a particular subject or phenomenon.
Example: "A frequent characteristic of successful leaders is their ability to communicate effectively."
Alternatives: "a common trait of" or "a regular feature of".
This mix of high expectation and skepticism is a frequent characteristic of the debates that swirl around the Golden Mask.
Deficient habituation of pattern reversal visual evoked potentials (VEPs) during stimulus repetition is a frequent characteristic of migraine patients during the pain-free interval [1 3].
A frequent characteristic of Offenbach's word setting was the nonsensical repetition of isolated syllables of words for comic effect; an example is the quintet for the kings in La belle Hélène: "Je suis l'époux de la reine/Poux de la reine/Poux de la reine" and "Le roi barbu qui s'avance/Bu qui s'avance/Bu qui s'avance".
Polymorphism in malaria parasite genes generated by random mutations is a frequent characteristic of many genes coding for antigens.
Hypoxic microenvironments are a frequent characteristic of GBM that are the consequences of morphologically and functionally inappropriate neovascularization, irregular blood flow, anemia, and the high oxygen consumption of rapidly proliferating malignant cells [8].
Therefore, DNMT3A mutation may not be a frequent characteristic of MPN, but could be a poor prognostic indicator, always concurrently with JAK2V617F mutation.
Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) infection of tumor cells is a frequent characteristic, occurring in 30% of AIDS-BL and up to 90% of AIDS-DLBCL depending on the histological subtype.
Vascular injury is a frequent characteristic induced by hypertensive disease.
Tumor cells with a luminal morphology typically stained positive for cytokeratin 8. Another frequent characteristic of these tumors was pockets of cells that stained positive for basal cytokeratins such as cytokeratin 5 or cytokeratin 14.
Psychological abuse has been shown to be the most frequent characteristic of interpersonal violence dynamics, affecting women's health as severely and significantly as other types of abuse [ 25, 26].
The literature suggests an inferiorly positioned maxillary process; maxillary posterior vertical excess, with concomitant posterior, inferiorly tipped palatal plane; and an increased posterior and anterior maxillary dentoalveolar height, to be major and frequent characteristics of individuals with a skeletal open-bite malocclusion [1],[2].
