The phrase "a common discomfort" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a feeling or sensation that many people experience frequently.
Example: "Anxiety before public speaking is a common discomfort that many individuals face."
Alternatives: "a frequent issue" or "a typical unease".
It is a common discomfort making to the top ten list of complaints in ambulatory medical care, but our understanding of the epidemiology of headache disorders is still incomplete.
However, in practice, coldness is a common discomfort after a long duration of scan.
Our finding was consistent with previous studies in that the noise was a common discomfort perceived by children undergoing MRI.
While these participants had no radiographic evidence to confirm diagnosis of rib stress fracture, our study suggests the incidence of rib pain is a common discomfort in female lightweight rowers (2.7 times more common than male rowers) and chronic chest wall pain in rowers is almost always the result of rib stress fractures as suggested by Strayer.
Incidents are rare but it is a common psychological discomfort if you care to ask tent owners.
The most common discomfort at the follow-up was an impingement syndrome of the shoulder, which occurred in both nonoperatively treated patients (n = 3) and operatively treated patients (n = 4).
Another common discomfort is eye strain.
Consider their common discomfort over the computer-generated list of names, discomfort they try to banish rather than to feel.
The most common discomfort for 58 adults receiving 7 T MRI was noisiness (43%).
Noisiness was the most common discomfort across all ages in 3 and 7 T scanners.
The most common discomfort among 31 children receiving 3 T MRI was noisiness (39%), followed by cold (19%), general discomfort (16%), dizziness (13%) and claustrophobia (10%).
