The phrase "a common function of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a typical role or purpose that something serves within a particular context or system.
Example: "A common function of the heart is to pump blood throughout the body."
Alternatives: "a typical role of" or "a usual purpose of".
We find that the normalized interaction viscosity ηI/ηI,max, where ηI,max is the interaction viscosity at the maximum surfactant polymer binding, is a common function of [HTAB]/[HPC], independent of polymer concentration and ionic strength.
This study explores reasons for late ART initiation among known HIV positive persons in care from a client/caretaker perspective in eastern Ugandan where ART awareness is presumably high yet AIDS related mortality is a common function of late initiation of ARVs.
A common function of path analysis is mediation, which assumes that a variable can influence an outcome directly and indirectly through another variable.
The convergence of parkin, PINK1, and α-synuclein on mitochondrial dynamics uncovers a common function of these PARK genes in the mitochondrial stress response and provides a potential physiological basis for the prevalence of α-synuclein pathology in Parkinson disease.
This method is used to analyze the kinetics of photoinduced electron transport in the reaction centers (RC) of purple bacteria and the fluorescence induction in the granum thylakoid membranes which share a common function of converting light energy.
Other studies have suggested that sugar sensing may be a common function of SGLT proteins [5], [6].
These adhesion complexes share conserved molecular components and have a common function: the formation of paracellular barriers restraining the diffusion of solutes through epithelial and glial envelopes.
However, we note that whilst the two tasks are likely tapping into different aspects of face processing, the significant association between standardized scores suggests that there is a common function - recognition of faces - that they both assess.
Such similarities may suggest that a region mediates a common function across a variety of cognitive tasks.
The structural conservation of this element suggests that it could have a common function in the life cycle of flaviviruses.
The definition of "MoLFunC" is specific to proteins, and implies an attribution of a common function.
