The phrase 'frequent scenario' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a particular situation that occurs often or regularly. For example, "Losing your house keys is a frequent scenario in many households."
A frequent scenario is a locomotive going past classical ruins.
This is a frequent scenario in Renaissance art.
One frequent scenario involved patients with heart disease who needed coronary-artery bypass grafts or cardiac-valve-replacement surgeries, both of which involved substantial blood loss and were nearly always accompanied by transfusion.
In patients who present with a poor ejection fraction (a frequent scenario in those considered for resynchronisation therapy), CS opacification can be optimised by delaying the scan start time.
In practice, this is a frequent scenario which approximates the situation in which TCP connections are closed and new ones are newly opened maintaining the total number of active connections approximatively constant.
CHICAGO, Dec. 3 (Reuters) By Julie Steenhuysen - It's a frequent scenario.
Professor Diamond presents her potentially bland subject in an accessible way, with frequent scenarios in which her lessons have practical application.
Thus, as shown in Figure 8, a total of 150 dialogues were recorded in such a way that there were two dialogues recorded per scenario, three in the case of the five most frequent scenarios of each type as observed in the UAH corpus.
Another frequent hazardous scenario to generate lahars are sudden expulsions of crater lake water after phreatic eruptions or crater failure (Mastin and Witter [2000]; e.g., 1919, 1966, 1990 Kelud eruptions, Indonesia, Neumann van Padang [1960], Zen and Hadikusumo [1965]; Thouret et al. [1998]; 1965 Taal eruption, Philippines, Moore et al. [1966]; Ruapehu 2007, Kilgour et al. [2010]).
With the model, mitochondrial turnover rate, cell division rate, and frequent fusion scenario were simulated by varying these parameters.
After 2-hour automatic ventilation, a disconnection of the animal from the ventilator was carried out for 10 seconds, simulating a frequent clinical scenario for routine clinical care or intra-hospital transport.
