The phrase "prevalent situations" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to commonly occurring or widespread circumstances or events. Example: "In today's society, stress and anxiety are prevalent situations that many people experience on a daily basis."
However, a prevalence analysis dated 31 December 2009 showed that transplantation was the most prevalent situation among ADPKD patients: 65.4% in the ADPKD group and 49.3% in the non-ADPKD group.
In this prevalent situation, it is useful to construct a model that understands rock properties and has the capabilities to make a good prediction.
During the learning process, each SU sees the channel and other secondary users as its environment, updates its Q-values and takes the best action based on the prevalent situation.
The different settlement units are separated by large open spaces, where the presence of residual agricultural practices can be detected, but especially the abandoned crops represent the prevalent situation.
Although no direct information is available for the other two species, male heterogamety with a reduced or absent Y is likely, as it represents the prevalent situation in close relatives (Halkka 1960; Nuamah 1982; Rebagliati et al. 2005; Kerisew 2012).
Community based midwives can play a vital role in reducing the burden of maternal morbidity and in achieving significant gains in improving maternal and child health, However, considering the results above, these improvements cannot be made in Pakistan unless MNCH program and public sector health system take steps to improve the prevalent situation.
Co-association with both clades C and D may be less prevalent in situations where one clade is particularly rare.
6 We contend that such comparisons, which may be prevalent in situations in which older people are clinically evaluated, can ironically result in behavioural confirmation of their own physical decline.
A total of 242 questionnaires were administered and heat stress measurement data on nearly 80 work locations were retrieved to assess perceptions in relation to prevalent exposure situations and generate initial recommendations for next steps.
The variability in the quality of the accident data entered into CARE by country was tackled by grouping the countries into three clusters which were formed based on the prevalent safety situation in each country (countries with a similar safety situation were included in the same cluster).
