The phrase "a common frame of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing shared perspectives, contexts, or frameworks among individuals or groups.
Example: "In order to foster collaboration, we need to establish a common frame of understanding regarding our goals."
Alternatives: "a shared framework of" or "a mutual context of".
Shamoo agrees that labs need a common frame of reference for thinking about ethics.
When enterprises collaborate, a common frame of reference or at least a common terminology is necessary for human-to-human, human-to-machine, and machine-to-machine communication.
However, no unifying field or theory currently exists that can act as a common frame of reference for these varied works.
However, the reformulation of the four blocking mechanisms in a common frame of power-law non-newtonian fluids was revised by Hermia (1982).
In spite of that, there were only few attempts to design a common frame of references to understand the complex mutual interactions between the various pathways of inflammatory response and of thyroid tumor induction and progression.
We propose that these effects arise because in situ imaging provides a common frame of reference for the on-screen images of medical data and the intrinsic structures they represent.
The CAS approach was able to unambiguously define a common frame to all LRRs of the six LGRs and thus to accurately define the LRR region of these proteins and of other proteins such as the mammalian NODs.
The determination of the limits of the repeats of the LGRs performed by the CAS is unambiguously confirmed by the determination of a common frame for the six LGRs and by the presence of a conserved secondary structure within each repeat and no standard secondary structure at the LRR boundaries.
Dye conformers obtained by the AM1 and ab initio approaches were aligned using atom per atom superposition of a common frame.
We first defined a common frame by setting the initial position of the Sla2 centroid to coincide with the position of the flat plasma membrane.
Recently, a dynamic background frame termed as the most common frame of a scene (McFIS) [21] has been developed for video coding using dynamic background modeling.
