The phrase "a common apparatus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a device or tool that is widely used or frequently encountered in a particular context or field.
Example: "In many laboratories, a common apparatus used for experiments is the beaker."
Alternatives: "a standard device" or "a typical tool".
Here, we developed transparent and durable superhydrophobic bilayer coatings containing hydrophobic silica particles on top and an epoxy resin bonding layer at the base via a simple approach with common apparatus and reagents.
The Sinaloa is occasionally called the Federation because senior figures and their subsidiaries operate semiautonomously while still employing a common smuggling apparatus.
They claim to have identified a magnetic sense system that resides in the upper beak of pigeons, that is a common sensory apparatus in avian species.
This, in turn, links to evidence for a common signalling apparatus driven by disheveled that governs both apical docking and planar polarization of basal bodies (47).
This is primarily based on the assumption that vertebrate scaling of vocal frequency occurs through size-dependent effects on a common vocal apparatus [e.g. [ 80]], thus deviations from scaling relationships might indicate an independent proximate mechanism [ 35].
After the initial proliferation of group II introns within the protoeukaryotic nuclear genome, their RNA domains degenerated and evolved into spliceosomal snRNAs that functioned in trans in a common splicing apparatus (Sharp 1991; Mohr et al. 2010).
This coupling further supports the idea that diverse inputs sensed by different parts of the channel converge on a single gate (Bagriantsev et al, 2011) and suggests that the polymodal gating mechanism of K2P2.1 (TREK-1) has evolved through coupling of various molecular sensors to a common gating apparatus.
As RTX-T1SSs and associated MARTX toxins are known from Vibrio plasmids (Le Roux et al. 2011), it is likely that LGTs have equipped these obligate intracellular endosymbionts with a common secretion apparatus and associated toxin(s), which are likely factors for adaptation to specific host environments.
Increasingly common apparatus for the objective assessment of PFM is surface electromyography (sEMG) with a vaginal probe [ 20– 23].
In terms of the testing machine, a fixed inferior frame with loads applied to the unconstrained superior frame was the most common apparatus described.
