The phrase "a frequent trait" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a characteristic or quality that occurs often in a person, group, or situation.
Example: "One of her most notable qualities is a frequent trait of kindness that she shows to everyone she meets."
Alternatives: "a common characteristic" or "a regular feature."
The "force of a fine steed" fighter, the book says, is one that "charges like the wind, valiantly forging straight ahead," and this is a frequent trait of the greatest champions.
The delicate confluence of progressive and danceable is a frequent trait amongst releases on Will Saul's Aus Music.
The selective benefits of uniparental reproduction for colonization, pollinator-independence and rapid development seem to be not strong enough to establish apomixis as a frequent trait.
This is in accordance with field data [20], [22] showing that An. gambiae resistance against the human malaria parasite is a relatively frequent trait.
Many of these observations are consistent with the "common disease/common allele" hypothesis for frequent traits in the population, and suggest new molecular strategies for probing the pathophysiology, risk, and rational treatment of hypertension and hypertensive nephrosclerosis.
A frequent strategy used for Mendelian trait gene identification is to select DNA samples from one or more affected or both affected and unaffected family members and perform NGS.
While some canon characters have vague pasts that can be manipulated, a frequent and recognized (although not compulsory) trait of a Mary Sue is to be related in some way to a canon, especially one who has a strongly established past already.
Milking speed or flows measured using electronic measuring devices are not collected on a frequent basis and can be considered novel traits.
It is a frequent finding in studies of selection that a trait does not respond to strong and consistent positive linear phenotypic selection for increased trait expression (reviewed in [ 5]).
However, non-functionality of the flagellar cluster is not a frequent event in xanthomonads indicating that absence of motility could be a negative trait.
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