The phrase "a persistence of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ongoing nature or continuation of a particular phenomenon or issue.
Example: "There is a persistence of the challenges faced by the community, despite efforts to improve the situation."
Alternatives: "an ongoing presence of" or "a continuation of".
Sufficient contiguous zigzag edges between defects thus enable a persistence of the magnetic order.
Blood sacrifice as found in the later higher cultures is a persistence of the ritual killing in a degenerated form.
The authors view the 'orthodoxy' of South Asian planning style steaming from a persistence of the blueprint master plan approach to planning as a major obstacle to true participation.
Finally, we noted a persistence of the attacks during puerperium and breast-feeding.
After 30 days was observed a reduction of the alveolar wall thickening, complete reduction of alveoli vascular congestion in the entire lung, however, there was a persistence of the hyperplasia of BALT.
In this study, we project with ORCHIDEE-GM v2.2 a persistence of the grassland carbon sink over Mediterranean, Alpine, North eastern, South eastern and Eastern regions under SWL of 1.5 and 2 °C (Table 4), associated with longer growing seasons (Fig. 3), and with higher productivity from elevated CO2 (Fig. 1).
An increased odds of multiple gestations was also noted among these women, possibly suggesting a persistence of selection for the hemoglobin S trait in nonmalarial settings.II.II
We noted a persistence of high incidence into the start of 2000, due to the rains occurring in January 2000.
Moreover, a persistence of sharply-higher prices will threaten the Administration's geopolitcal objectives.
By contrast, unfavorable microbiologic responses involve a chronic persistence of the pathogen(s), either on a documented or presumptive basis.
A longer persistence of the soluble aggregates of GST-Q41 is very clear in a three-dimensional representation (Figure 6B).
