"prevalent option" is an acceptable phrase that can be used in written English
It refers to an option that is widely used or accepted, and it can be used in place of phrases like "popular choice" or "common option". For example, one might say, "In this city, bicycling is a prevalent option for getting around."
But those perks are not a prevalent option in the Ivy League, where the football culture is more subdued.
And with 250 developers on board, card.io should become an even more prevalent option soon, at least in niche apps looking to gain traction.
Given the access to cheaper cigarettes the Internet affords, it may not be surprising that tax avoidance was the more prevalent option for smokers given quitting is a difficult option.
Patients affected by schizophrenia, schizotypal and delusional disorders (F2, table 3), were predominantly treated through polypharmacy, being atypical antipsychotics the most prevalent option used.
Some of the most prevalent options sweeping the nation are charter schools, magnet schools, homeschooling, and open-enrollment programs.
In the U.S., formal childcare costs have been increasing over time (Smith 2000, 2002) and grandparents, particularly maternal grandmothers, have become a prevalent childcare option arguably due to its flexibility and affordability (Presser, 1989).
Flupirtine for example appeared as a scientifically promising but not yet prevalent treatment option [ 28].
A large majority (87.9%) of respondents (more women (89.7%) than men (83.9%), P <0.001) considered there to be sufficient justification for requiring a theoretical-practical experience in FM, based on the fact that FM constitutes the majority of medical attention (92.2%), a core part of the health care system (88.3%), and the most prevalent professional option (76.6%).
Although overweight and obesity are highly prevalent conditions, options to treat them are still very limited.
The study compared laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy (LSG) staple-line leak rates of 4 prevalent surgical options: no reinforcement, oversewing, nonabsorbable bovine pericardial strips (BPS), and absorbable polymer membrane (APM).
Well, now Mr. Taulli is getting to experience firsthand another online phenomenon that is much less publicized, yet nearly as prevalent: stock options that firms promise to employees but never deliver.
