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The part of the sentence "can frequently be found" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to something that occurs or appears at regular intervals that are not necessarily predictable. For example, "The bird species can frequently be found in the nearby wetlands."
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And he can frequently be found testifying as a professional witness.
When she's not in the lab, Petros can frequently be found running.
She says she can frequently be found alone in here in floods of tears having opened yet another heartbreaker.
Closer to home, Gov. George E. Pataki can frequently be found in Washington Heights, a center of the city's growing Dominican population.
But I also like to think of them as examples of the resourcefulness that can frequently be found in black communities, where material resources haven't always been plentiful.
At dinner parties and by office water coolers, we can frequently be found swapping anecdotes about encounters so intimate they'd make a Scandinavian blush.
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Media interest may have subsided, but Foucan suggests that this is because the moves can now frequently be found in mainstream channels.
During the N.F.L. off-season, Chandler can often be found training with Jon, and Arthur visits frequently.
Times and locations of games, which change frequently, can be found at the websites of those services.
The sail-backed carnivore Dimetrodon (Fig. 1) frequently can be found on the pages of dinosaur books and lurking among the plastic dinosaurs for sale at museum gift shops.
More frequently he can be found chatting with Churchill amid the Scotch and cut-glass tumblers and leather and cigars that give "Pearl Harbor" its happiest masculine moments.
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