The phrase "a common critique" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a frequently expressed opinion or evaluation regarding a particular subject or issue.
Example: "One common critique of the film is its pacing, which some viewers found to be too slow."
Alternatives: "a frequent criticism" or "a typical objection".
It's a common critique of the law.
A common critique was that they relied on a romantic and inaccurate representation of premodern communities.
A common critique of foreign aid in India is that very often resources do not reach their intended beneficiaries.
A common critique is that Party X demands government transparency while insisting on the anonymity of its own members.
A common critique of urban sprawl is that it leads to increased land fragmentation, which has negative social and ecological implications.
A common critique of hygge, according to Mikkel Vinther, is that it "makes the democratic process weak because to discuss difficult things is not hyggelig".
But much of the interest seems to be on a more general level: the common critique for years ran that American fans would never embrace the league because it did not have the world's best players, who remain in Europe, but it is actually the teams without splashy European transfers who are among the leaders in attendance.
Speaking to his supporters in the South Bronx, it was clear that plenty of ordinary people agreed with the most common critique of Clinton: A vote for her would be a vote for the unacceptable status quo.
First, the implementation of a two-phase study design addressed the common critique that secondary analyses are limited in their ability to address a specific phenomenon in depth, if that issue was not the primary focus of the data [ 62].
The comments seemed to emphasize a common conservative critique of socialists for owning goods that many others do.
Still, many students spoke about how many doctors in their countries were interested only in making money while the poor languished and children died from preventable diseases, echoing a common Cuban critique of modern medicine.
