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The phrase "the tendency to" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is commonly used when referring to an inclination or tendency that someone or something has towards a certain direction. For example, "The tendency to procrastinate can lead to missed deadlines."
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Humor has the tendency to be funny once.
We must resist the tendency to be degayed," he said.
He blames "groupthink," the tendency to agree with the consensus.
Good science will challenge the tendency to stereotype.
However, the tendency to self-aggrandisement has many downsides.
The tendency to overact is one against which she struggles.
Central to these is the tendency to stereotype.
The disadvantage is the tendency to bureaucratize the war.
It had the tendency to render everywhere else provincial.
The tendency to give too much can backfire.
We know all too well the tendency to ignore uncertainty.
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