The phrase "prominent categories" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to refer to specific or important groups or classes within a larger system or concept. Example: "The study identified three prominent categories of risk factors for heart disease: genetic predisposition, unhealthy lifestyle choices, and pre-existing health conditions."
Prominent categories displaying expression increases in all three prominences included cell adhesion, cell migration, and cell morphogenesis.
"Silver Linings Playbook," from the Weinstein Company, also came up a winner, as seven of its eight nominations came in prominent categories.
Birdman tied with Grand Budapest Hotel at the top of the academy's league table, with both films taking four Oscars each, although the latter scored in less prominent categories.
The most prominent categories ripe for AI disruption are PAs, professional services, financial services, healthcare and supply chains.
The clustering analysis led to the division of the 242 genera into 6 prominent categories (Fig. 4).
Three GO terms, response to endogenous stimulus (GO: 0009719, 60 genes), transcription regulator activity (GO: 0030528, 63 genes) and transcription factor activity (GO: 0003700, 63 genes), were significantly enriched and prominent categories in Group III (Additional file 8: Figure S5a-c).
In the list of "contributor resources" for Seed, the most prominent category is for "search engine optimization" — S.E.O.
Among these categories, AA is the most prominent category showing that these occurrences tend to have good precision.
[L] was the most prominent category in all three dialects, and over 70% of the tokens were realized as such.
Another prominent category was IoT security which saw investments across all stages, as new companies emerged and mature ones gained momentum.
These data suggest that the war metaphor is the most productive and prominent category with significantly higher type frequency and more article entries than all the others.
