The phrase "prevailing option" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the most commonly chosen or accepted choice in a certain situation or context. Example: "In the debate over gun control, the prevailing option among politicians seems to be stricter background checks."
The prevailing livelihood option is pastoralism where cattle, sheep, goats and camels are kept in communal grazing lands.
While radical or partial nephrectomy remains to be the prevailing treatment option for localized CCRCC, tumours can recur post-operatively in one-third of patients as distant metastases, and only 4 6% of these tumours respond to chemotherapy (Cohen & McGovern, 2005).
Exemplified through a test case, the evolutionary framework not only compares favorably with traditional fixed design approaches but also delivers considerable improvements over prevailing real options practices.
Due to the toxic effects of synthetic drugs, accumulated data indicate that prevailing treatment options have limited therapeutic success in human cancers; therefore, there is considerable emphasis on identifying novel natural products that selectively induce apoptosis and growth arrest in cancer cells without cytotoxic effects in normal cells [ 69].
The process can go on for infinite-many periods with the status quo (c_{0}) prevailing as the default option until a choice is made.
CapitalSource Inc. : Commercial lender CapitalSource has a sizeable options play on its stock today almost equal to almost half the prevailing number of open option positions held by investors.
The value of the options is typically determined using Black-Scholes or similar valuation formulas, which take into account such factors as the number of years until the option expires, prevailing interest rates, the volatility of the stock price, and the stock's dividend rate.
Not all developing countries have high bound tariffs on some or all agricultural products - contrary to prevailing views - despite the option they had in the UR to offer ceiling bindings generally.
The figures assume a ten-year at-the-money option with a prevailing risk-free rate (ten-year bond rate) of 6%.
One important point made by participants was that by declining ultrasounds, and thus not complying with the 'default' option and the prevailing norm, women risked being perceived as 'alternative' or 'irresponsible'irresponsible
