The phrase "very predominant" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is the most noticeable or influential aspect of a situation or subject. Example: "In the novel, the theme of love is very predominant, as it drives the actions of all the main characters."
It is interesting that Kannan's fixed point theorem is very predominant because Subrahmanyam [4] proved that Kannan's theorem describes the completeness of the metric.
The '(G_{bq} -family' will play a very predominant role in fixed point theory because the class of (G_{bq} -family is larger than the generating space of quasi-metric family.
According to Kone et al. (2007), exposure to temperature over 45 °C for at least 5 days is known to inactivate Ascaris eggs which are very predominant in faecal sludge in developing countries.
Despite the interest and environmental appeal of natural fibers, their use is limited to automobile and mechanical engineering applications, with no utilization as structural strengthening material, although Carbon fibre reinforced polymer (CFRP) and Glass fibre reinforced polymer (GFRP) strengthening are very predominant.
T. evansi also possesses only a single or very predominant minicircle sequence class [ 50].
C. intestinalis and C. elegans essentially show a very predominant L1 isochore family and a minor L2 family, a compositional pattern mimicking that of zebrafish.
Thermo-structural analysis shows that thermal stresses are very much predominant when compared to stresses due to mechanical loads.
Subtype IbA10G2 is very clearly predominant in the United Kingdom.
At this poly(A) tail attachment position, U was very clearly predominant in the two insects (honey bee [ Apis mellifera] and common fruit fly [ D. melanogaster]), but the U and C frequency differences were not very large in mouse (Mus musculus) and human (H. sapiens) mRNAs.
Indeed, until very recently, the predominant view was that the war against the Taliban was America's fight, not Pakistan's.
Biased competition has become a very influential and predominant theory in the field of visual attention.
