The phrase "overwhelmingly prevalent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is very common or widespread in a particular context.
Example: "The use of smartphones has become overwhelmingly prevalent in modern society."
Alternatives: "extremely common" or "highly widespread."
They represented the views overwhelmingly prevalent on the left.
Wrestling in America is geared toward freestyle, the overwhelmingly prevalent high school and college discipline.
Furthermore, WHO has predicted a rise in mortality from COPD from the fourth leading cause of death in 2004 to the third in 2030, largely attributable to rising tobacco consumption and biomass fuel exposure, both major risk factors for COPD and overwhelmingly prevalent in developing countries.
Nonetheless, belief in luck is overwhelmingly prevalent in many predominantly Buddhist Asian countries.
Consider that while incidences of domestic violence remain overwhelmingly prevalent both in the United States and across the world, we have a tendency to only highlight its potency when it affects a celebrity.
Similarly, when applied to bootstrap trees, a well-supported node can represent one overwhelmingly prevalent node over an array of different reconstructions (each having a negligible frequency) or a mixture of two conflicting reconstructions (most frequent and less frequent).
Similarly, AT-rich repeats are overwhelmingly dominant.
But overwhelmingly, overwhelmingly, the prevalent feeling has been gratitude.
The terms "fat ass" and "fat bitch" were used overwhelmingly in the U.S., while the phrase "stop eating" was surprisingly prevalent in South Asian countries. .
Surprisingly, sRNAs originating from genes encoding CRN effectors were more prevalent, and exhibited a markedly narrow size distribution, being overwhelmingly 21 nt in length.
Music downloading is prevalent in China 70% of the nation's 300 million Web users download songs and overwhelmingly illegal.
