'endemic of' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to a characteristic or phenomenon that is unique to and associated with a certain area or group of people. For example, "A strong sense of community is endemic of small rural towns."
It is endemic of the way the club has operated from day one.
Edmonds's "Hoods" series can be read as a comment on the killing of Trayvon Martin and the endemic of racial injustice.
Setting a narrative within a doomed future can be seen as inherently pessimistic, perhaps even endemic of a global culture in which positivity is thin on the ground.
The public saw that as endemic of a guy who had become irrelevant, who had no pull and who had all the wrong priorities".
Her attitude is also quintessentially Bronxville, residents said, endemic of a place where everyone knows everyone and neighbors are loathe to point fingers.
'Money lending taking place in the casino is between friends and is endemic of Chinese, Vietnamese and other Oriental cultures,' Hopley said.
Whether the situation is unique to India or endemic of the art world in general is up for debate.
Of course, plenty of people still try to capture every moment throughout the day; it's compulsive and endemic of the way we interact and share information about our lives through the social Web.
Barton does not deny he had a poor match – "I couldn't physically function" – and perhaps deserved some criticism but the invective that met his withdrawal at Loftus Road is endemic of a modern game in which certain supporters feel they have the right to castigate their own players just because they have paid the entrance fee to the ground.
It juxtaposes the realistic and the bizarre with bravado: when Mark Wahlberg is being tortured, his oppressor keeps asking: "What is the problem with Michael Jackson?" (his lightened skin was seen as endemic of US racism - like the burning oilfields and oil-damaged birds seen here, it all seems a long time ago).
Applications of recombinases are, however, constrained by the DNA targeting endemic of the recombinase used.
