The phrase "prevailing status" is a correct part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when talking about a general situation, condition, or trend. For example: "The prevailing status of the economy has been sluggish since the recession began."
SK provided clinical knowledge of breast cancer and prevailing status of breast cancer awareness among allied health professionals.
Islam became in Iraq, as in many Arab countries, a politicized opposition to the prevailing status quo of the dictator.
Also, he feels temporary H1-B visa holders shouldn't see their prevailing status as "a holding pattern for a green card".
Feminist critics point out that this theoretical orientation generally has the consequence of justifying the prevailing status quo, thereby inhibiting any real consideration of social change.
Given the prevailing status of neo-liberalism as a contextual feature of his account, and the relationship this bears to welfare chauvinism, I think more needs to be said here.
The prevailing status quo tends to be penny wise and many pounds foolish.
The prevailing methylation status was thus an unmethylated promoter for sample 7 and a methylated promoter for sample 30.
Here the respective peak heights if compared to a dilution series of methylated and unmethylated DNA may predict the prevailing methylation status.
In case of the absence of an active malignant disease but a positive history of such a disease, the prevailing disease status needs to be evaluated.
The labour market status prevailing during the year before the retirement decision seems to be relevant for the retirement hazard.
Selected enablers deemed appropriate in the South African context are adapted from the European model, and are greatly influenced by the prevailing socio-economic status of South Africa.
