The phrase "a common feature for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a characteristic or trait that is frequently found in a particular context or among a specific group.
Example: "A common feature for many successful startups is their ability to adapt quickly to market changes."
Alternatives: "a typical characteristic of" or "a frequent trait in".
This makes the game harder as time goes on, which is a common feature for video games.
We have also noticed that the fluidization of the membrane is a common feature for all systems studied here.
High level of protein kinase C (PKC) activity is a common feature for hypertension of different genesis.
Similar boundaries have been observed around Venus and comets, suggesting that the MPB could be a common feature for all atmospheric unmagnetized bodies.
A common feature for both these interactions was the lack of significant covalent contributions to the attraction between the respective partners.
Variability and small lot size is a common feature for many discrete manufacturing processes designed to meet a wide array of customer needs.
'On the road' games were a common feature for all clubs in the early Super League years but in recent times only London have kept faith in the project.
Notably, the analysis of other limb muscles at 8 weeks clearly confirmed that the striking histological amelioration of Sgca null:Nfix null mice is a common feature for all muscles (Supplementary Fig. 2A, B).
Zero-shear viscosity (η0) increased gradually with increasing polymer concentration (Cp) in a dilute regime, followed by a drastic increase at higher Cp, which is a common feature for both the copolymers.
To test whether the folding into helices in the ribosome is a common feature for TM segments, we extended our studies to include glycophorin A (GpA), the first hydrophobic domain from Lep (H1), p75 neurotrophin receptor (p75) and the small coat protein of M13 phage (M13) TM sequences.
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