The phrase "a common high" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing shared experiences, feelings, or states of euphoria among a group of people.
Example: "After the concert, everyone was riding a common high, united by the music and the energy of the crowd."
Alternatives: "a shared peak" or "a collective high".
It's a common high school malady, taken to extremes.
The scenes of the life of St. John the Baptist are set in quatrefoils (a four-lobed foliation), a common High Gothic decorative motif.
Furthermore, field density and a common (high) density were applied to the homogenized soil material.
Both gyrotrons are fed by a common high voltage power supply (HVPS).
We propose an approach where aspects and objects rely on coordination provided by a common high level specification.
Cardiac arrest is an example of a common, high impact occurrence that is particularly amenable to interprofessional team based simulation training exercises.
An 18-year-old American is facing felony charges over claims that she had sexual contact with her underage girlfriend, prompting gay rights advocates to say she is being unfairly targeted for a common high-school romance because she is gay.
All content is offered on-demand and delivered directly to the television set via a common high-speed Internet connection.
Durum wheat was included as a common high-value cash crop in all the cropping systems to evaluate the carryover effects of rotation.
As the ZillionTV Service simply requires a common high-speed Internet connection to gain access to instantly streamed entertainment directly to the TV, ZillionTV is currently exploring strategic partnerships with major Internet Service Providers (ISPs) of all types.
We can exploit this additional information to produce a more resolute scene by computing the values of these attributes and using them to align the frames onto a common high-resolution grid.
