'prevailing evidence' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the evidence that is most commonly seen or accepted. For example, "The prevailing evidence is that climate change is a major threat to our planet."
This hypothesis contradicts prevailing evidence, so is unlikely, but the following three hypotheses all seem likely.
Yet they both deplored juvenile registration; he saw it as a costly and invasive problem of big government, and one that flew in the face of the prevailing evidence about kids who offend against other kids.
However, it is worth mentioning here that the prevailing evidence on this point favours the idea of a complementarity between high-level research and patenting (see among others, Meyer et al 2005, Azoulay et al. 2009).
METHODS:As a complement to a taxonomy recently developed for chronic pain, the ACTTION public-private partnership with the US Food and Drug Administration, the APS, and the AAPM convened a consensus meeting of experts to develop an acute pain taxonomy using prevailing evidence.
But, despite all prevailing evidence to the contrary, mental illness is still the scapegoat of choice.
When I date a man, I date the man he is, not the fantasy man I'm going to pretend he could be, contrary to all prevailing evidence.
Although prevailing evidences suggest that APOE e4 is involved in amyloid-beta aggregation and clearance, we cannot rule out other mechanisms such as neuro-inflammation which is also supported by the newly emerged CR1 locus and CLU with a well-established role in inflammation.
IN their complaint, Dr. Sharfstein and Dr. Wolfe argued that part of the advice from Dr. Steele, whose university had received a payment from an advertising company hired by Pfizer, was not based on prevailing scientific evidence.
According to Professor John Mather, a director of the Institute for Ageing and Health at Newcastle University, it probably wouldn't do any harm but the prevailing scientific evidence weighs more heavily in favour of the Mediterranean diet.
This usage of kindergarten includes participation in both 3-year-old and 4-year-old programs and runs counter to the prevailing research evidence and policy logic of ensuring that more disadvantaged children receive access to early learning programs, preferably high-quality programs in the years before school.
"In the general election, it will be a liability not to stake out a position in line with the prevailing scientific evidence," Sisson said.
