The phrase "a frequent condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or state that occurs often or regularly.
Example: "In many urban areas, traffic congestion is a frequent condition that commuters must navigate daily."
Alternatives: "a common occurrence" or "a regular situation".
They are adjusting to a frequent condition of New York apartment life, way too much heat.
He said that this was a frequent condition and that he always uttered a prayer when he entered the tunnels but was afraid to complain to the railroad.
Pneumonia is a frequent condition in older people.
Heart failure is a frequent condition, with exacerbations related to the ability to follow medical indications.
Migraine is a frequent condition suffered from 10to15%5% of the population [1].
Medication overuse headache (MOH) is a frequent condition in headache centers with elusive management and outcomes.
Otherwise, a coexisting pancreatitis in the pancreatic parenchyma upstream to the tumor, a very frequent condition, makes diagnosis difficult because of the overlapping of the attenuation values between the tumor and pancreas upstream.
It should be noted, however, that the performance of NIPT is better documented in trisomies 21 and 18 than for trisomy 13, which is a less frequent condition.
Multimorbidity is a highly frequent condition in older people that is supposed to significantly affect the patients' quality of life, functional status and life expectancy.
Whereas trisomy 21 is a relatively frequent condition (1 500), the lower prevalences of trisomy 18 (2.3 in 10 000) and trisomy 13 (1.4 in 10 000) will affect the PPV of NIPT for these conditions if tested in a general population.
Multimorbidity is a highly frequent condition in older people, but well designed longitudinal studies on the impact of multimorbidity on patients and the health care system have been remarkably scarce in numbers until today.
