The phrase "a frequent scenario" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or event that occurs often or regularly.
Example: "In our line of work, a frequent scenario is dealing with last-minute changes from clients."
Alternatives: "a common situation" or "a regular occurrence."
A frequent scenario is a locomotive going past classical ruins.
This is a frequent scenario in Renaissance art.
In patients who present with a poor ejection fraction (a frequent scenario in those considered for resynchronisation therapy), CS opacification can be optimised by delaying the scan start time.
In practice, this is a frequent scenario which approximates the situation in which TCP connections are closed and new ones are newly opened maintaining the total number of active connections approximatively constant.
CHICAGO, Dec. 3 (Reuters) By Julie Steenhuysen - It's a frequent scenario.
A frequent scenario is that in relA spoT mutants, pathogenicity is compromised for reasons that vary with the organism studied and include pathogen/host interactions, invasiveness and persistence [59].
Importantly, chronic, adenoviral-mediated systemic IL-1 expression was also able to exacerbate neurodegeneration in the SN, extending the relevance of the effects of inflammation on neurodegeneration to a more frequent scenario in the clinic.
After 2-hour automatic ventilation, a disconnection of the animal from the ventilator was carried out for 10 seconds, simulating a frequent clinical scenario for routine clinical care or intra-hospital transport.
One frequent scenario involved patients with heart disease who needed coronary-artery bypass grafts or cardiac-valve-replacement surgeries, both of which involved substantial blood loss and were nearly always accompanied by transfusion.
This is probably the most frequent scenario if the frequency of exposure to L. monocytogenes is low.
The second most frequent scenario was genes whose differential regulation proved significant in two pair-wise comparisons (1,287 genes; Categories 7 to 12 on Table 5).
