The phrase "predominantly exist in" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the main or most common location or state of something. Example: "The bacteria known to cause food poisoning predominantly exist in raw or undercooked meats."
Cross-sectoral effects especially among all three nexus resources have only recently been accounted for and predominantly exist in the form of non-formalized statements of intent.
VOCs, which predominantly exist in the vapor phase in the atmosphere, and sVOCs, which exist in both vapor and condensed phase, redistribute to indoor surfaces and may persist from several months to years [8].
Thus, GPx would predominantly exist in its reduced form, which is highly reactive with hydroperoxides (equation 1).
It is well established that hESCs predominantly exist in the S/G2 phases of the cell cycle and have a shortened G1 phase where NHEJ dominates in somatic cells [ 26, 33].
Since leptin secreting adipocytes predominantly exist in the large, non-visceral, subcutaneous depots [ 130] and acute IL-1β signaling induces leptin secretion [ 127, 128], stress-induced IL-1β in non-visceral WAT depots may potentiate leptin release.
For example, in the resting state, signal transduction molecules predominantly exist in the cytoplasm, and when cells receive particular stimuli, such signaling molecules are activated and transported into the nucleus.
The metalloid arsenic predominantly exists in the arsenite [As III)] and arsenate [As V)].
The late twentieth century corpus of scientific and cultural knowledge predominantly existed in the form of the printed text.
The results showed that ubiquitylated VHL (VHL-UbΔGG) was exclusively located in the cytoplasm, while SUMOylated VHL (VHL-SUMO1ΔC4) predominantly existed in the nucleus (Figure 4A).
In dsDNA, γ-OH-PdG predominantly exists in open-ring form when placed opposite dC, whereas in ssDNA, it exists mostly in the closed-ring form.
Ran predominantly exists in its GTP form in the nucleus owing to the activity of the guanine nucleotide exchanging factor (RanGEF/RCC1).
