The phrase "a common expression in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to phrases or sayings that are widely recognized or frequently used in a particular context or language.
Example: "The phrase 'break the ice' is a common expression in social situations to describe the act of initiating conversation."
Alternatives: "a widely used phrase in" or "a popular saying in".
"No money, no mission" is a common expression in the field.
This paragraph from the declaration sums up the problem for me: "We recognise that the planet Earth and its ecosystems are our home and that Mother Earth is a common expression in a number of countries and regions and we note that some countries recognise the rights of nature in the context of the promotion of sustainable development.
"Deconstruction", the word he transformed from a rare French term to a common expression in many languages, became part of the vocabulary not only of philosophers and literary theorists but also of architects, theologians, artists, political theorists, educationists, music critics, filmmakers, lawyers and historians.
The German word "Energiewende" has become a common expression in many other countries for the challenge that Germany has set itself; by 2050, Germany wants to: Reduce its GHG emissions by at least 80 to 95% Produce 60% of its final end energy consumption by renewable energy sources Produce 80% of its gross electricity consumption by renewable energy sources.
A "lathi charge" is a common expression in the Indian lexicon, synonymous with the cops shutting something down.
It is a common expression in Afghanistan that women rights activities are looking for freedom for the neighbor's daughter.
Since the antiproliferative activity and biological responses of CTet were similar among cell lines and independent from the hormonal receptor status, the genes sharing a common expression pattern in both MCF-7 and MDA-MB-231 cell lines, in either 6.0 or 12.0 μM CTet treatment conditions, were selected with GeneSifter software.
Only 15 genes were differentially expressed in all three phases of the disease (PA, AA, and CA), 25 genes were differentially expressed both at the PA phase and during acute inflammation, 127 genes were active both in acute and chronic phases, and 17 transcripts shared a common expression pattern in pre-inflamed and chronically inflamed joints (Fig. 2).
To increase the likelihood to identify HCV-modulated genes, we selected probes showing a common expression pattern in both 1 and 2 datasets.
We did observe a common expression response in different aneuploid strains, including the up-regulation of oxidoreductases and the down-regulation of genes involved in mitochondrial translation and respiration.
A common expression that is found in the Bible is "Go in peace".
