The phrase "as prevailing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is currently dominant or widely accepted in a particular context.
Example: "The policies implemented by the government are as prevailing in today's society as they were a decade ago."
Alternatives: "as dominant" or "as widespread".
I use it to identify features such as prevailing winds, road noise, and important vistas and so on.
As prevailing interest rates remained low over the last several years, the appetite for these securities only rose.
The talk discusses the major benefits as well as prevailing roadblocks hindering the widespread exploitation and deployment in real factories.
This paper aims to discuss the limitations of feedback systems as well as prevailing objective research on energy efficiency.
In addition, atmospheric fallout from the damaged reactors is contaminating the ocean as prevailing winds carry radioactivity out over the Pacific.
Precipitation is greatest in the mountainous areas of the west, as prevailing winds, laden with moisture from the Atlantic, blow from the southwest.
In effect, according to the principle of Prägnanz, the particular perceptual configuration achieved, out of a myriad of potential configurations, will be as good as prevailing conditions permit.
Thereby, abrasion of adsorbed proteins by contact sliding was identified as prevailing protein degradation mechanism and was quantified by an increase in turbidity and by monomer loss.
Some land sub-division and house design initiatives are proposed for sub-tropical climatic conditions as prevailing in south-east Queensland, Australia.
An employer must be able to demonstrate that the rate being used as prevailing for determining a commensurate wage was objectively determined according to the guidelines contained in this section.
As prevailing accounts confine themselves to the role and actions of the United States and the United Nations, the full picture of Rwanda's genocide has yet to be revealed.
