The phrase "a common implement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a tool or device that is widely used or recognized in a particular context.
Example: "A hammer is a common implement found in most toolboxes."
Alternatives: "a typical tool" or "a standard device".
Cement grouting is a common technique implemented for permeation and ground improvement in civil and mining engineering projects.
In 2005, 2 hospital-based "sister school" AD programs that share a common curriculum implemented the model.
A common technique implements a Least-Squares (LS) approach by considering for each pair the time lag that maximizes (2).
DLS is a common technique implemented to measure the Brownian motion of mucin polymer in solvent [21], [22].
At present, a common method to implement multi-class SVM is that multi-class problems are decomposed into a set of two class problems solved by SVM.
A common approach to implement a parallel algorithm is the creation of a program containing several synchronized threads in which execution is driven by the scheduler of an operating system.
Message Passing Interface (MPI) is a common method to implement multi-node parallelization [ 10].
Other directed evolution studies also observed the accumulation of remote mutations (Morley and Kazlauskas, 2005), suggesting that fine-tuning of the active site may be a common strategy to implement a new function.
Several of the responders described how the geographical spread and the structural and procedural heterogeneity of general practices made it difficult to even communicate with the practice staff, never mind convey a common vision or implement a shared plan.
A well-defined and robust PCS software infrastructure has been developed to provide a common foundation for implementing the real-time data acquisition and feedback control codes.
Using Paxos for replication is a common choice for implementing scalable, consistent, and highly available datastore.
