The phrase "and pervasive in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is widespread or commonly found within a particular context or area.
Example: "The influence of social media is significant and pervasive in the lives of young people today."
Alternatives: "and widespread in the" or "and prevalent in the".
Results from the analyses of charcoal and BC influx show that regional fire activity was high in the early and late Holocene, whereas fire was less frequent and pervasive in the middle Holocene.
While many factors can promote relapse in abstinent drug users, the contribution of stress is particularly problematic, as stress is uncontrollable and pervasive in the lives of those struggling with addiction.
Although it is difficult to define accurately this area, a cursory scan of the activities already in progress has revealed a few common attributes: multi-phased (structured), multi-scaled, multi-disciplined, nonlinear, needs for resolution to reductionism-solvable subsystems, and pervasive in the process industry.
Mobile technology has become essential and pervasive in the everyday lives of many people.
Academic integrity violations have become widespread and pervasive in the university.
The algorithms for machine learning are in their infancy, and we expect them to become more nuanced, comprehensive and pervasive in the years to come.
Congress found that discriminatory practices were still persistent and pervasive in those jurisdictions, and that the preclearance requirement remained necessary.
As with immature, green fruits, staining was more intense and pervasive in slices from the mas35S::GUS lines.
Given that sedentary behaviours are increasingly prevalent and pervasive in modern society, the result of our meta-analysis is greatly important to both cancer aetiology and public health education.
Laterality errors [27] and wrong patient errors [29, 53] are so significant and pervasive in all medical fields that the Joint Commission created and approved the Universal Protocol for Preventing Wrong Site, Wrong Procedure and Wrong Person Surgery in July 2003.
Continuous discharge via sewage and incomplete degradation in wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) contributes to these substances being ubiquitous in the environment and pervasive in animal tissues.
