The phrase "a common bundle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a shared collection or group of items, ideas, or attributes that are typically associated together.
Example: "In our research, we identified a common bundle of traits that many successful leaders possess."
Alternatives: "a shared set" or "a collective group".
Supported by a novel optimization problem formulation, the NRIA is the only DSM algorithm that jointly addresses spectrum balancing for frequency division duplexing systems and power allocation for the users sharing a common cable bundle.
Although definitively attributing the low infection rates in healthcare workers to improved infection control practices is difficult without the appropriate control groups, much evidence supports the efficacy of the common bundle of measures used in hospitals to reduce spread of respiratory viruses (21 ).
"These are common bundles of protection that sponsors give themselves".
The two alpha-helices within this domain in one pol γ-β protomer interact with those in the other protomer to form a four-helix bundle, a common protein fold that is characterized by four helices packed against each other, in a roughly lengthwise configuration, at a specific angle relative to a virtual central axis (Kamtekar and Hecht 1995; Carrodeguas et al. 2001).
While all of the known structures of microbial rhodopsins show a common tight α-helical bundle of 7TM helices surrounding the retinal chromophore, there is substantial variation in the arrangement of side chains, the structure of the interfacial regions and loops, as well as in the positions of internal water molecules.
In addition, because the two ventricles share common fiber bundles, a common interventricular septum, and coexist within the same pericardial space, thus being subjected to pericardial constraint, substantial increases in RV volume must limit LV filling except from severe hypovolemic states.
The guidelines have subsequently been deployed in two bundles, with the components in each bundle sharing a common relationship in time.
Analogously, the meaning of a myth is found not simply by reading its narrative in sequence, but by superimposing upon one another similar mythical events from one narrative and boiling down each resulting "bundle" to a common denominator.
The constrained structure of the eight images in each frame can be exploited using a common photogrammetric technique known as bundle adjustment to calibrate the system [14].
