The phrase 'prevails the' is not a correct phrase to use in written English.
However, you can use the verb 'prevail' in a sentence. For example, "His good mood prevailed over her bad attitude."
"Everywhere, uncertainty prevails," the I.E.A. wrote.
If defense prevails, the Knicks are in deep trouble.
But, whoever prevails, the contest will be a nasty one.
If the defense prevails, the charges related to Mr. Baron's money could be dropped entirely.
If he prevails, the suspended Northern Ireland Assembly will function again by Wednesday.
If she prevails, the town will become the Scottish hub for tennis excellence.
If that logic prevails, the tenants could end up getting sprinklers for nothing.
As in other societies where "whitening" prevails, the painful legacies of racial domination remain in Brazil.
And when such unintelligent and ungodly relation prevails, the risks should be obvious.
Even if Obama prevails, the Hagel fight will have a cost to the rest of his agenda.
First, if true gridlock prevails, the Bush-era tax cuts will expire at the end of this year.
