The phrase "a common fixation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a shared or widespread obsession or preoccupation with a particular idea or subject.
Example: "In today's society, social media has become a common fixation for many individuals, often affecting their mental health."
Alternatives: "a widespread obsession" or "a frequent preoccupation."
For most of the first hour, he and the Trump aides engaged in a relatively conventional discussion of Middle East policy, but the talk grew more animated as the two sides realized that they shared a common fixation on Iran.
We found that the maximum torque and pullout force of the expandable device were greater than that of a common fixation screw.
The built-in anterior fixation system provides better axial rotational stability as compared to the other 2 systems, and greater maximum torque and pullout strength than a common fixation screw.
The built-in anterior fixation system tested provides better axial rotational stability as compared to other 2 systems tested, and greater maximum torque and pullout strength than a common fixation screw.
Currently, circular frames like the Ilizarov frame and monolateral fixators are the most common fixation techniques and lead to similar results [8, 9].
Of course, to a common Western fixation that every Chinese must be boiling with rage at their regime, pretty much anything less than self-immolation falls short of expectations.
The second most common fixation method uses coagulative organic solvents that precipitate proteins and nucleic acids.
Cement fixation was selected because it is the most common fixation method and six of the eight included studies that featured only TKRs implanted with cement fixation.
Fixation ability of five common fixation solutions, including 2.5% glutaraldehyde, 10% formalin, 4% paraformaldehyde, methanol/acetone (1 1), and ethanol/acetic acid (3:1) were evaluated by using atomic force microscopy in the present study.
To optimize the fixation methods for the morphology observation of bacterial cells and surface ultrastructures, five common fixation solutions were evaluated on their preservation ability in the present study.
The most common underlying diagnosis was OA (n = 38,779, 92%), the most common age group was 60 75 years (n = 23,436, 55.5%), and the most common fixation method during the second procedure was cemented (n = 33,836, 80.4%; Table 1).
