"prevailing circumstance" is an acceptable phrase that can be used in written English.
It generally refers to the prevailing environment or mood of a situation. For example, "In light of the prevailing circumstance, I have made the decision to move forward with this project."
Radiation sources and installations can be provided with the best available protection and safety measures under the prevailing circumstances.
People presumably change their own attitudes when they no longer seem to correspond with prevailing circumstances and, hence, fail to serve as guides to action.
To determine the causes of stillbirths and neonatal deaths in the community in rural Tanzania and to evaluate whether the deaths were avoidable under the prevailing circumstances.
There would have to be some change to prevailing circumstances.
It is also possible to further refine notifications based on prevailing circumstances.
Communities have identified options for plant harvest which they think are culturally appropriate and feasible under their prevailing circumstances.
Availability of management/surgery for neonates with severe congenital malformations is limited, and under the prevailing circumstances we suggest that few of these deaths could have been prevented.
OSR can fluctuate substantially in both space and time [ 42], and the individual ability to promptly track changes in OSR would optimize the adjustment of investment to the prevailing circumstances [ 43- 45].
Ideally, both commercialization and open scientific collaboration could be viewed as complementary strategies within a larger framework of activities aimed at getting the optimal social and economical value from university research that must be alternatively chosen based on prevailing circumstances [ 11].
Given these complications, it seems clear that what is necessary for moral enhancement is the fine tuning of certain emotions in a person-specific way that is sensitive to prevailing circumstances, not the wholesale elimination of emotions at a population level.
