The phrase "a common label" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a widely recognized or frequently used term or designation in a particular context.
Example: "In the field of psychology, 'mental health' is a common label used to describe a person's emotional and psychological well-being."
Alternatives: "a widely used term" or "a standard designation".
The law, like similar legislation passed by several states around the same time, gave a common label -- "identity theft" -- to a constellation of crimes previously prosecuted under different names.
To reflect such a difference between the samples, we elaborately design an independent soft label for each sample of each class rather than a common label for all the samples of the same class.
By 1952, the sense of a freakishly adept technology enthusiast had appeared in science fiction maestro Robert Heinlein's short story "The Year of the Jackpot" ("the poor geek!" being the phrase) – and by the 1980s it had become a common label for socially awkward children obsessed with new technological devices.
And they may not know that these organizations are following them, particularly when the firms don't yet use a common label to describe what they are doing.
Accordingly, we will use the term concrete when referring to concepts such as dog, although we proceed with the understanding that it is necessary to generalize or abstract across exemplars of dogs to refer to a common label.
This Article endeavors to undermine those claims by demonstrating that, despite the suggestion of originalist rhetoric, originalism is not a single, coherent, unified theory of constitutional interpretation, but is rather a disparate collection of distinct constitutional theories that share little more than a misleading reliance on a common label.
The comparative two-dimensional gel analysis was performed using an established experimental design [34] in which the high variation between gels is minimized by including a common, labeled pooled sample in all gels.
If they exhibit any common label, we generated a must-link constraint.
That led to Morris's research on "Indian Deference Syndrome," an increasingly common label for a deeply rooted cultural norm.
A second and more sophisticated approach collects a set of alternative variants under the common label of regime-dependent or state-dependent Vector Error Correction Models (VECM).
The project to create a common transnational label for organic and natural cosmetics has been in the works since 2002.
