The phrase "a common disclosure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information that is typically shared or made known among a group or in a specific context.
Example: "In our industry, a common disclosure is the financial performance of companies during quarterly earnings reports."
Alternatives: "a standard disclosure" or "a typical disclosure".
And what's with the disclosure that CTS "may have, either directly or indirectly, an economic interest in the performance" of AMD? That's not a common disclosure in situations like this.
A common disclosure control practice for health datasets is to identify small geographic areas and either suppress records from these small areas or aggregate them into larger ones.
Though a minimum equivalence class size of 3 is often suggested [ 52- 55], a common disclosure control recommendation in practice (ie., in data release policy and guidance documents) is to ensure that equivalence classes have at least 5 records [ 20- 26, 56- 58].
We examine if investor expectations of two common disclosure mediums (conference calls and Twitter) interact with a CEO's communication style to influence investor judgments.
It is increasingly apparent that we need common disclosure standards that put all scientific institutions – public and private – on a level playing field.
We need to get creative in getting these common disclosure standards adopted.
It is also a common opinion that disclosure contribute to diminishing prejudice and taboos.
A common age for disclosure to donor-conceived offspring is when the child is about 5 years old (Gottlieb et al., 2000; Lalos et al., 2007; Söderström-Anttila et al., 2010); some children are told from an earlier age (Hargreaves and Daniels, 2007), but some DI offspring are not told until their late teens or when they are adults (Jadva et al., 2009; Mahlstedt et al., 2010).
In December 2013, as a joint endeavour to promote a common standard regarding COI disclosure, WAME, COPE, the Directory of Open Access Journals, and the Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association published The Principles of Transparency and Best Practice in Scholarly Publishing [ 8].
The company, which has been in talks with its banks for months, has not made a quarterly report to the S.E.C. -- a common place for such a disclosure -- since an amended filing for the third quarter in December.
The amount of variation found in risk disclosure of a common research tool points to potential problems with the ability of current research ethics governance systems to deal with risks in novel neuroscience techniques like fMRI.
