The phrase "a common finding from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing results or conclusions drawn from research, studies, or observations.
Example: "In the recent study, a common finding from the data was that exercise significantly improves mental health."
Alternatives: "a frequent result of" or "a typical conclusion from".
In spite of their varying approaches, a common finding from existing studies is that the low exit rates of the long-term unemployed are due to negative duration dependence.
This is a common finding from research assessing tourism's contribution to pastoral livelihoods; pastoralists rarely view tourism as a substitute for their usual livelihood activities, but rather as a possible way of supplementing them (DeLuca 2004; Homewood et al. 2009).
A common finding from acute administration of nicotine/smoking is the globally reduced brain activity [ 4].
The persistence of a paternalistic style is a common finding from research in other areas of health care 14, and this finding is replicated in this study.
In diagnostic samples sent to our laboratory from the farms participating in the follow-up, pathogenic Escherichia coli was a common finding in samples from piglets weaned during the previous fortnight [ 32].
Lymphopenia is a common finding in WAS patients from infancy on, mainly because of reduced numbers of T cells, whereas B cells are normal or moderately decreased.
We hypothesised that if applied adequately, it is a common finding to discontinue patients from an integrated care pathway for dying patients such as the LCP because they seem to be no longer diagnosed as dying.
Extensive fibrosis is a common finding in gingival samples from groups 2 and 3, however a few number of fibrotic areas were observed in gingival tissue of roxithromycin treated rats (figure 2).
In particular, methicillin-resistant S. epidermidis (MRSE) has been a common finding: two recent studies from the Netherlands and the USA reported that over 30% of S. epidermidis isolated in bovine mastitis were MRSE [ 13, 14].
This is not a common finding in studies with patients from the United States.
A common finding is a decrease in BMD from baseline up to 2 years after operation [4, 5, 6, 7].
