The phrase "and how pervasive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or influence of a particular phenomenon or issue.
Example: "The study revealed the impact of social media on mental health, and how pervasive its effects can be across different age groups."
Alternatives: "and how widespread" or "and the extent to which".
"It was a lovely lesson in how real such perverse incentives are—and how pervasive," Lovins went on.
And how pervasive was it?
"It was a lovely lesson in how real such perverse incentives are — and how pervasive," Lovins went on.
Titled "The Elephant in the Valley," the study demonstrated how intertwined, and how pervasive, these kinds of discrimination are.
Titled 'The Elephant in the Valley,' the study demonstrated how intertwined, and how pervasive, types of gender discrimination are".
However, as mentioned above, the amount of treatment needed will vary depending on the type of trauma and how pervasive it was during childhood.
And, besides, how pervasive is cybersex anyway?
His death refocuses attention on college hazing and illustrates just how pervasive and intractable the problem can be, how rooted it is into some organizations, how far some will go to belong and feel bonded and how some officials can seem to turn a blind eye — publicly disavowing and condemning while silently condoning.
Ms. Do, who also has two brothers, and Mr. Simon began talking and soon discovered how pervasive sports was in their lives.
"The continuous growth of ATV injuries and fatalities demonstrates how pervasive this public health crisis is and why it is time for a new approach to ATV safety," said Rachel Weintraub of the Consumer Federation of America.
While all successful enterprises capitalize on data and analytics to some degree, new research from Forbes Insights and Cisco shows how pervasive modern analytics strategies have become within nearly all business initiatives.
