The phrase "with a tendency for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something usually has a certain outcome or disposition. For example, "He had a tendency for arriving late to work."
dysgalactiae, and E. coli, with a tendency for K. pneumoniae.
Subsequent seizures occurred at amplitudes of between 4.4 and 5.5 V, with a tendency for seizure thresholds to progressively decrease.
Munaweera looks like a dasher but with a tendency for flakiness to me given the extravagant play and misses.
The response of RUE to NNI showed a curvilinear response with a tendency for saturation at high NNI.
First, it is possible that an overweight and chronically inactive adult will approach exercise and the exercise environment with a tendency for negative cognitive self-appraisals.
He continued: There are enough people with a tendency for violence that cannot distinguish between political stagecraft and practical exhortations to rescue the country by any available means.
Although, like anyone with a tendency for low-grade insanity, I occasionally grow nostalgic for the thing that makes me nuts.
An impatient driver, with a tendency for speeding and nine points already on his licence, he put his foot down that night.
Body weight and average daily gain were similar among treatments, whereas gain:feed linearly increased across treatments, with a tendency for a treatment by time interaction.
Dates of first freeze-up of rivers follow patterns similar to those of lakes, with a tendency for rivers to freeze over somewhat later than smaller lakes.
Female excess in the total group emerged beginning from adolescence with a tendency for a male excess in the prepubescent ages.
