'mounting prevalence' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe an increasing rate or quantity of something. For example: The mounting prevalence of online videos has changed the way people consume content.
With this optimized sequence, we found that microbleeds were present in nearly 20% of persons over the age of 60 years, mounting to a prevalence of over 1 in 3 in persons aged 80 years and older; a much higher prevalence than was reported hitherto [ 124].
The age pattern of morbidity reveals a mounting concentration of morbidity prevalence in the 60 64 and older age groups.
While this change will significantly increase the prevalence of GDM, there is mounting evidence that treating even mild GDM reduces morbidity for both mother and baby (27).
Rather, in recent decades, the age pattern of morbidity has been mounting as a result of the increasing prevalence of NCDs and communicable diseases (19, 26, 27).
4 In recent decades, concern has mounted regarding the high prevalence and costs associated with cardiovascular disease, with growing interest in altering risk factors and reversing this global epidemic.
Mounting evidence from locations outside long-term industrialised countries makes it increasingly clear that the prevalence and social patterning of IHD or its risk factors is not universal but is epidemiologic stage specific [6] [10].
Despite mounting evidence regarding the zoonotic potential of porcine HEV, there are limited data on its prevalence in pigs in the United Kingdom.
Evidence is mounting that the design and form of many, if not most, U.S. suburbs contribute to the growing prevalence of obesity and overweight among children and adults.
