"frequent participation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the act of taking part in something on a regular basis. Example: His frequent participation in the open mic nights helped him build a loyal fan base.
Regarding social capital, females and lower-educated people were more likely to have had more frequent participation in formal groups; males and higher-educated participants showed less formal group participation, but more generosity to contribute money for the community.
Theirs is a closely held family company with frequent participation and mentoring by their father, Carl R. Kuehner II, a retired New Canaan developer living in Florida.
The former is home to the United States Navy's Fifth Fleet; the latter is battling, with Washington's frequent participation, one of Al Qaeda's stronger affiliates.
It is battling separatists in the south, insurgents in the north and — with Washington's frequent participation — one of Al Qaeda's strongest affiliates.
True's turn against the antiquities trade, and her frequent participation in archeology conferences about looting, had irritated her colleagues at other American museums, who had not been consulted about the Getty's policy shift.
To test the hypothesis that frequent participation in cognitive activities can moderate the effects of limited education on cognitive functioning.
All marathon runners were, however, fitness enthusiasts with frequent participations in different types of amateur sports activities including 10-k jogging events, cross-country skiing, or amateur tennis.
In contrast to Kawachi and Berkman's [ 4] argument that frequent social participation may bring about psychological distress for women, this suggests that social participation which provides the individual with a social role does not adversely impact the mental health of women, and may even promote the mental health of men.
Possible causes for this effect include the broader social network and increased instrumental support provided by frequent religious participation [ 24, 26].
"On their own, it's difficult for them to have a frequent-flier participation program with a major hotel chain or credit-card company," Mr. Booth said.
Each response was scored between zero (least frequent level of participation) and 3 (most frequent level of participation).
