The phrase "prevalent use of" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to something that is widely or commonly used. Example: The prevalent use of smartphones has changed the way people communicate and access information.
You write about the idea of prevalence — that there is more prevalent use of drugs because doctors are diagnosing more diseases and conditions, and therefore treating them.
LGBTQ women were also at higher risk of other cancers, such as lung cancer, due to more prevalent use of tobacco, alcohol and illicit drugs, she said.
The Mavericks were also an early adopter when it came to the now prevalent use of player biometrics which allow teams to monitor and optimise performance and prevent injuries.
The prevalent use of stucco for the facades of large-scale shopping centers may have had something to do with that; it certainly ruined any charming association with Mediterranean islands.
A highly visible aspect of the change in operating systems in recent years is the increasingly prevalent use of graphical user interfaces (GUIs).
The prevalent use of drugs at Melville High School in East Setauket is no secret, as attested by the disturbing images of Jimi Hendrix, doves, peace signs and multiracial groups of children holding hands that adorn its walls.
"New-generation aircraft are highly exposed to cyber crime due to the prevalent use of data networks, on-board computer systems and navigation systems," said Ludovic Arnoux, global head of aviation risk consulting at the insurer.
Despite the prevalent use of these products, adverse outcome and death only arise occasionally.
This study is motivated by increasingly prevalent use of cable-tensioned spatial steel structures and suspension bridges.
This can be accounted for by reference to the prevalent use of handheld devices to access the Internet.
Furthermore, the design of various auxiliary devices and their needed space for movements is a prevalent use of DHM-tools.
