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The phrase "a common gambit in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a frequently employed strategy or tactic within a particular context or field.
Example: "Using emotional appeals in advertising is a common gambit in marketing strategies to attract consumers."
Alternatives: "a typical tactic in" or "a frequent strategy in".
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A common gambit in the open standards arena is the invite-only event.
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This is a vision I find sympathetic, a gambit in a long journey.
But, as an opening gambit in a negotiation, it's terrible.
The $800 price was a risky gambit in a recession.
They may prove to be an opening gambit in negotiations rather than an ironclad position.
There is the now-common gambit of famous people comically playing with or against their real-world public persona: Former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, whom Lopez mistakes for a parking attendant, insults him in Spanish, twice.
Americans involved in the decision insist that they never had such a gambit in mind.
Turning the tables on the audience is hardly an unknown gambit in dance performances.
Her comments appear to be an opening gambit in the endgame to succeed her husband.
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