The phrase "a preponderant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is predominant or has greater weight or influence in a particular context.
Example: "The evidence presented in the trial was a preponderant factor in the jury's decision."
Alternatives: "a dominant" or "a prevailing".
"To suggest that somehow the U.S. in the second part of the 20th century has not played a preponderant role is to simplify and distort".
And the fact that Day planned to include a preponderant selection of his own pictures in the exhibition could not have made Stieglitz happy.
For decades, France played a preponderant role in the making and unmaking of governments and economies in this part of the world.
She is often credited with having a preponderant voice in the decision to create a French-sponsored kingdom of Mexico (1861).
A failure to move toward monetary union would lead only to "a preponderant influence of Germany," Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, the former president of France, said in a 1997 interview in the French daily Le Monde.
Even if information is correct and was published legally, the court said, Google (or indeed any search engine) must grant requests not to show links to it if it is "inadequate, irrelevant or no longer relevant"—unless there is a "preponderant" public interest, perhaps because it is about a public figure.
They used a more simplistic approach of examining the pattern of the anterior lung and defining it as either A-line preponderant or B-line preponderant.
Three groups can be isolated relatively to three kinematic models: a translatory preponderant group, a common group and a rotatory preponderant group.
The current findings also underscore the fact that being a crime victim is a highly preponderant phenomenon in this patient population, as it was reported by about two-thirds of the study participants.
Greater knowledge of the smaller sub-groups B1- and B2-RIFIN proteins will improve our understanding of the larger A-RIFIN and STEVOR groups that play a more preponderant role at the surface of the infected host cell [ 4, 13].
Infectious Diseases of America recommended that vancomycin be used for empirical therapy in clinical settings with an increased prevalence of MRSA; for institutions with preponderant MRSA isolates that have vancomycin MIC values >2 mg/mL, alternative agents such as daptomycin should be used.
