The phrase "must prevail over" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation or conflict in which one force or element is in a position to overcome another. For example: "In the end, justice must prevail over prejudice."
This post-national and post-racial view of culture is certainly a direct critique of the MCP's core assumptions, and allows us to centre the policy on common bonds, which must prevail over differences as a premise on which to formulate policies.
Sensible counsel must prevail over the counsellors of despair.
Respect for human rights must prevail over commercial laws.
Substance must prevail over speed; there can be no deadlines and no arbitration.
His motto was: "Truth and love must prevail over lies and hate".
The pastoral solution lives in this realm of "particular situations," where, as Francis insists, "constant love" must prevail over judgmentalism.
State-led "social engineering" must never prevail over corporate and private interests.
You don't have to be Nietzsche to believe that the demands of the strong must often prevail over the needs of the weak.
The parliamentary group acknowledged that Ministry of Justice finances had not been ringfenced from austerity but warned that access to justice must be prevail over "cost recovery".
However, he himself has voted to strike down federal and state laws prohibiting flag burning, cross burning and animal sacrifice, none of which would have been considered protected forms of expression in 1791.His reply is that past Supreme Court judgments bound his hands, that precedent must sometimes prevail over interpretation.
Americans must ultimately prevail over their elected officials to demand that things get done.
