The phrase "a common brace" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a frequently used type of brace, such as in construction, fashion, or medical contexts.
Example: "The carpenter recommended using a common brace for the wooden structure to ensure stability."
Alternatives: "a standard brace" or "a typical brace".
The familiar and common brace, a crank with a breast swivel at one end and a drill point at the other, is first seen in a painting of about 1425 that shows the biblical Joseph at his bench.
The most common brace used is a patellar knee sleeve with passive patellar restraints plus or minus a patellar cutout.
"It doesn't matter about tactics or shape, if you don't get the basic fundamentals right". United fell behind to a Leigh Griffiths strike after 15 minutes, with Dedryk Boyata adding a header before a Kris Commons brace and Scott Brown's late strike.
An additional advantage of TRF over common bracing systems is the greater architectural freedom that provides larger openings in the frame needed for doors and windows.
The B-BRB has a remarkable advantage over a common buckling-restrained brace (BRB), in which the newly formed cross-section of the B-BRB is spread outwards by spacing two cores, hence resulting in higher material utilization efficiency in its structural design.
And we shared a common currency: a bracing combination of independence and terror.
Diagonal bracing is a common method used in South Africa for the bracing of timber trussed roofs with spans of less than 9 m.
The effect of brace end rotation on the global stability of buckling-restrained braces (BRBs) is a common but unaddressed issue in design.
A pair, a brace, a couple.
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