The phrase "a common environment to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing shared settings or contexts in which activities or interactions occur.
Example: "We aim to create a common environment to foster collaboration among team members."
Alternatives: "a shared environment for" or "a mutual setting to".
Studies of Drosophila have generally focused on offspring raised in a common environment to reduce environmental sources of variation in thermal tolerance.
We collected rhizomes of four lineages and propagated them in a common environment to compare photosynthetic characteristics.
In a common-garden experiment, different populations are reared at a common environment to remove effects of environmental acclimation and reveal genetically based differences between populations.
We reared the insects individually for a generation in a common environment to control for possible effects of the parental environment and to eliminate a host-specific pathogen Nosema tyriae from laboratory populations, using the methods of Karacetin (2007).
All the progeny within a lot were reared together in a common environment at 8 to 10°C under a natural photoperiod from hatching to the end of the experiment.
Our data were furthermore predisposed to maternal effects as treatments were started from seed directly collected in the field from all locations and were not subjected to a common environment prior to experimental manipulation making these results even more intriguing.
An acclimation period of genotypes to a common environment prior to measuring phenotypic variables minimises additional environmental variance components such as carry-over effects from the field and maternal effects [27].
This model allowed us to take into account the fact that individuals from the same household would be exposed to a common environment and to quantify and explain the heterogeneity of seropositivity among households.
Then, the fact of being cultured in a common environment seemed to be more responsible for the long-term variability in the energetic reserve than the origin of the populations or their previous biochemical status.
Clinical relevance of the canine platform is further amplified given that dogs and humans share a common environment, leading to analogous SCI from motor vehicle collisions and disc degeneration [22], [23].
In common garden experiments, a number of genotypes are raised in a common environment in order to quantify the genetic component of phenotypic variation.
