The phrase "a common chest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing shared resources or communal property, often in historical or economic discussions.
Example: "In medieval times, a common chest was often established to hold funds for the benefit of the community."
Alternatives: "shared fund" or "communal treasury".
He made the care of the poor an organized, civic obligation by proposing that a common chest be put in every German town; rather than skimp along with the traditional practice of almsgiving to the needy and deserving native poor, Luther proposed that they receive grants, or loans, from the chest.
Pectus excavatum (PE) is a common chest wall malformation thought to be caused by the excessive growth of the costal cartilage, which produces a concave anterior chest wall [ 21, 22].
The most common chest radiographic appearance was a mixed alveolar-interstitial pattern in six patients (60%).
This was codified in Protestant church legislation in the "common chest," which spread throughout Europe from its origin in Wittenberg.
To evaluate the incidence of post-extubation atelectasia (PEA) and brain injury in newborns treated with the expiratory flow increase (EFI) method of chest physiotherapy, the most common chest physiotherapy technique in France.
Fractures of the ribs are the most common chest wall traumas.
Pain localization is not helpful in discriminating CHD from other common chest pain etiologies.
Pectus excavatum (PE) is the most common chest wall malformation and one of the most frequent major congenital anomalies.
In contrast to the information still provided in many medical textbooks pain localization is not helpful in discriminating CHD from other common chest pain etiologies.
The most common chest CT finding was consolidation (74.5%), followed by mediastinal or hilar lymph node enlargement (29.8%), atelectasis (28.7%), cavitation (23.4%), and ground-glass opacity (14.9%).
According to clinical observations, Zhang et al. believed that, in patients at primary stage of CHD accompanied by blood stasis pattern, in addition to the common chest pain, bruising and other symptoms, manifestations of cyanotic lips, complexion, hands, and fingernails could usually be seen [ 29].
