The phrase "a common behavior" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions or reactions that are frequently observed among a group of people or in certain situations.
Example: "Procrastination is a common behavior among students, especially during exam season."
Alternatives: "a typical behavior" or "a frequent behavior".
The new species, a member of the genus Adetomyrma, also suggests that a common behavior among most ant species -- the sharing of food -- had gruesome beginnings.
The research showed only that eating breakfast was a common behavior among people who were actively trying to avoid regaining weight, just as diet soda might be a common drink of choice among dieters but not necessarily the cause of their weight loss.
Storage of artifacts is a common behavior among hunter-gatherers.
"One of the predictions of the hypothesis is that deception should be a common behavior".
As a common behavior in these settings, adaptive transmission policy performs poorer than the proposed scheme.
I mention these invitations because I was struck by a common behavior that all three of us exhibited.
From the EER plots in Figure 6Ia, IIa, it is noticed that DBR and BRGC baselines share a common behavior-the deterioration of EER performance as L, or l for every dimension, or proportionally S for every dimension increases.
Not only do you edit album titles with a tap (which is a fairly common behavior), you can also slide your finger across rows of photos to select or unselect them.
And I'm sure that sharing snaps of a screen might actually become a more common behavior just because Dropbox has added support for it.
Given that this behavior has a low preservation potential, cannibalism seems to have been a surprisingly common behavior in Tyrannosaurus, and this behavior may have been relatively common in carnivorous dinosaurs.
With so much Hfq and so many Hfq-binding RNAs, an exchange from one RNA to another may be a more common behavior.
