The phrase "a common instrument for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing tools, methods, or resources that are frequently employed for a specific purpose or task.
Example: "The microscope is a common instrument for studying cellular structures in biology."
Alternatives: "a widely used tool for" or "a standard method for".
By then, as images spread and gained power, photographs were a common instrument for mild self-aggrandizement and the kind of self-invention that pervades so much studio portraiture and so many family albums.
The International Physical Activity Questionnaire (IPAQ) is a physical activity questionnaire designed by a multinational working group as a common instrument for epidemiological studies [ 17].
PPH, mainly in its PQI form, have been adopted (and adapted) by different national and international organizations [ 4- 6] and currently are a common instrument for the evaluation of health care with expanded uses [ 7, 8].
For the first time the struck medal became a common instrument of court propaganda, especially for the popes and for the ruling Medici family in Florence.
We borrowed a common instrument from business professional virtual communities used for knowledge management and exchange across multiple organisations, industries, and geographies.
There is a need for a common instrument to explore the phenomenon of symptom reporting in the population to make a comparison of studies easier.
Our analysis employed the WOMAC, a common instrument in OA trials, with subscales for function, pain, and stiffness.
The metals, for example, can be easily and inexpensively measured by a common instrument called an atomic absorption spectrometer.
At present, there is no common instrument for measuring and improving the quality of HEE quality appraisal instruments.
The most common instrument for assessing the fear of hypoglycemia among adults with diabetes is the Hypoglycemia Fear Survey (HFS) [ 4, 5].
