"predominantly consumed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means that something is mostly or primarily consumed. Example: In the United States, coffee is predominantly consumed as a morning beverage, with many people starting their day with a cup of coffee.
The abiding irony of the Dardennes' situation is that their crusading, working-class stories are predominantly consumed by a bourgeois elite.
For low-temperature ignitions, methane was predominantly consumed by OH radicals before ignition regardless of feed composition, and the main source of OH radicals was by reactions involving HO2 and H2O2.
In reconstructed soils, NH4+ was mainly cycled through the recalcitrant organic-N pool, whereas in natural soils, NH4+ was produced from the recalcitrant organic-N pool but predominantly consumed in the labile organic-N pool.
Resources are predominantly consumed by irrigated agriculture leading to the depletion of water resources and degradation of soil quality especially that south western Morocco is subject to frequent drought (Badraoui et al. 2000; Debbarh and Badraoui 2002; Daoud et al. 2016).
That's a TV advertising mindset that doesn't belong in a world where content is predominantly consumed on people's phones.
The authors said that samples taken from five different areas suggested that Neanderthals predominantly consumed meat, but also had significant plant intake.
Even being compatible won't be enough, since most consumers in countries like India and beyond predominantly consume local programming, even if they do occasionally enjoy Hollywood movies and other international content here and there.
The leatherback sea turtle predominantly consumes gelatinous prey in the form of jellyfish and salps, apparently timing its movements into different areas to coincide with the seasonal blooms of prey.
They also discuss what factors drive users to predominantly consume information that is aligned with their pre-existing views.
The wolves predominantly consume three prey groups (deer, salmon, and marine mammals; [14], [24], [25]).
The diet of short-tailed shearwaters has been relatively well described [14], [56], [57], and on long foraging trips they predominantly consume myctophids (lantern fish), with a small euphausiid component (likely Euphausia vallentini) [56], [57].
