The phrase "along with the prevalence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the occurrence or frequency of something in conjunction with another factor or aspect.
Example: "The study examined the rise in obesity rates along with the prevalence of fast food consumption in urban areas."
Alternatives: "together with the frequency" or "in addition to the occurrence".
The sight of a bunch of blood relations walking around with drinks in their hands, along with the prevalence of all-black Cash-tribute outfits, made the event feel like a cheerful wake.
In an elaborately ornate book accompanying the show, Mr. Fontcuberta comments on the renewal of religious manifestations in Western society, on the proliferation of lay sects, of occultism, astrology and parapsychology, along with the prevalence of "con men" ready to exploit believers for financial and political gain.
The revelation of these mass killings, along with the prevalence of live baiting within the greyhound racing industry, are a large part of what has motivated Mike Baird's total ban on greyhound racing in NSW, effective as of July next year.
Although we are unaware of any neurobiological study of mate-choice copying, the above results along with the prevalence of the phenomenon across different taxa suggest the involvement of brain regions that encode social reward information and contribute to attention.
This result is at odds with the reported reductions of scalp recorded power values in the delta-theta frequency range along with the prevalence of beta power typically seen at REM onset [38].
The categorized prevalence of the chronic conditions is presented in Table 1, along with the prevalence of multiple complications.
These, along with the high prevalence of on-going condition-specific problems such as bowel, urinary and erectile dysfunction, warrant the attention by cancer services.
Figure 3 presents the weighted population prevalences of sitting and television viewing in the NHANES, along with the prevalences after adjustment for the average case:source prevalence ratios from table 2. The PAFs for all-cause mortality associated with sitting and television viewing were 27%and19%9%, respectively.
The world population is rapidly aging and, along with this, the prevalence of insulin resistance and diabetes is increasing; both conditions are more prevalent in elderly humans [ 1].
These findings are particularly salient as globalization increases, and along with it, the prevalence of multicultural work, political, and public environments, particularly between East Asian and Western partners.
This, along with low prevalence of some of the risk factors (such as the use of illicit drugs) results in imprecise estimates of association, suggests the need for larger, more targeted studies.
