The phrase "a list of frequently" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to follow "frequently." It can be used in contexts where you intend to refer to a list of items that are frequently mentioned or encountered, but it needs to be completed.
Example: "Here is a list of frequently asked questions that may help you."
Alternatives: "a list of common" or "a list of often".
The agency also provides a list of frequently asked questions.
Although nominally still on a list of frequently mentioned running mates, George Bush was not really on Reagan's radar screen.
The warning is included in a list of "frequently asked questions" posted for new workers on the camp's Web site.
Staff received a list of "frequently asked questions" that included: "Will I have to re-apply for my own job?" The answer was "Yes.
Program as many contacts as you can into your cellphone, and keep a list of frequently dialed numbers next to your landline.
Scientists at NASA have taken the whole end-of-the-world thing seriously enough to post answers to a list of Frequently Asked Questions, beginning with the biggie.
The investigators said they had compiled a list of people frequently identified by victims and witnesses as responsible for these abuses.
Furthermore, an overview of the rest of the survey and a list of most frequently used acronyms is presented in Fig. 2 and Table 1, respectively.
To remove uninformative concepts from the results, we manually selected concepts from a list of most frequently found annotations.
In the original paper, Andre et al. [ 45] highlighted a list of 20 frequently amplified genes, 15 of which showed significant correlation between expression and copy number.
Though the simple description of the enrichment as a list of most frequently observed aptamers in the data set is sufficient for conventional validation of the experiments success through concrete binding experiments, a better way of description has to be found when aiming at the improvement of prospective SELEX runs.
