The phrase "a frequent individual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who often appears or participates in a particular context or situation.
Example: "As a frequent individual at the local coffee shop, she knows all the baristas by name."
Alternatives: "a regular person" or "a common attendee".
In many other developing countries, the critical step in the migration of medical graduates is the moment when they decide to obtain specialized training: a frequent individual decision is to look for it abroad [ 16, 37, 38], leading to a subsequent decision to stay in the receiving country [ 37].
In many other African countries, the critical step in the migration of medical graduates is the moment when they decide to obtain specialised training: a frequent individual decision is to look for it abroad, leading to a subsequent decision to stay in the receiving country [ 11].
For participants who have difficulty achieving the weight-loss goal, we use a behavioral "toolbox" that includes frequent individual behavioral counseling sessions, incentives, home-assessments, or other items deemed appropriate.
The most frequent individual haplotype within a segment was observed on average 5,883 times and accounted for 8.8% of all haplotypes in the population.
In subjects with metabolic syndrome, the most frequent individual component was a high waist circumference in both men (90.9%) and women (96.9%); the least frequent component was elevated FPG in men (50.0%) and women (27.1%) and low serum HDL cholesterol in men (50.0%).
The most frequent individual component in subjects with metabolic syndrome was a high waist circumference.
"China has traditionally been dominated by package tours, but the fastest-growing market is for frequent individual travelers," he said, using the industry term for people traveling on their own.
Type II odontoid fracture is the most frequent individual fracture in elderly people.
The most frequent individual diseases were Gaucher type I, 1 40,247; glycogenosis type 1a, 1 57,746; methylmalonic acidurias, 1 61,775; and ornithine transcarbamylase deficiency, 1 69,904.
Most frequent individual premonitory symptoms were fatigue 62.5%) and unhappiness 62.0%) followed by stiff neck 58.5%), photophobia 57.0%), phonophobia 54.5%), concentracion difficulties 50.5%), nausea(48.5%) and osmophobia(45.0%), food craving 35.5%), yawning 34.5%) and water craving 30.0%).
Successful programs ranged in expense for exercise sessions: a weekly class combined with exercises at home cost < $2 per participant per week, while frequent individual sessions cost > $100 per participant per week.
