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The phrase "amount and prevalence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity and frequency of a particular phenomenon or issue.
Example: "The amount and prevalence of plastic waste in the oceans have reached alarming levels."
Alternatives: "quantity and frequency" or "volume and occurrence".
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However, the transmission of spirochetes from bird to tick, defined as the amount and prevalence of infection in ticks, was similar between the 2 migratory bird groups.
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"We are concerned that the Latino population may have the highest amount of risk factors and prevalence, in comparison to the other cultures," said Maria Carrillo, the group's director of medical and scientific relations.
In 1994, Lopez et al 10 proposed the four-stage Cigarette Epidemic Model discussing transitions in smoking prevalence, consumption amount and mortality in developed countries.
Regan and Morrey also showed that the amount of coronoid process that is fractured directly relates to the prognosis and prevalence of instability [9].
The expected prevalence and prevalence gap also estimate whether practices are identifying the predicted amount of disease for their patients.
Furthermore, this research determined the type and rate of tax needed to decrease smoking prevalence by a given amount and drew attention to the fact that inflation will erode the impact of taxes unless these are increased accordingly (Townsend, 1993).
Microblogging will only grow in importance and prevalence.
and prevalence in children (15%).
The amount of prevalence data available to enter into the model influences which prevalence-fitting method is used in Spectrum.
The users chose which model to use to fit the prevalence curve based on the amount of prevalence data available.
The amount and the complexity.
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