"a common logic" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to a widely accepted or commonly used way of thinking or reasoning. Example: "The concept of supply and demand follows a common logic in economics."
A common logic behind that assumption is better customer support.
Without a common logic, he said, "it's no longer a dialogue but just a set of special orders and specifications".
There is certainly a common logic underlying the coin problem and its liquid version, as Mr. Ciriani called the wine-water classic.
To the extent that the H.H.S. mandate, the Cologne ruling and the Chick-fil-A controversy reflect a common logic rather than a shared confusion, then, it's a logic that regards Western monotheism's ideas about human sexuality — all that chastity, monogamy, male-female business — as similarly incompatible with basic modern freedoms.
The reasoning of the Athenian soldiers, of Cortez, and of Hobbes's political agents has a common logic, one derived from their situations.
And while, as we have seen, there is a common logic that the best entrepreneurs follow in building their companies, we have never really talked about the traits or characteristics that help make someone a successful entrepreneur in the first place.
The concept exploits the capabilities of semantically well-defined core concepts formalised in a Common Logic-based ontology language.
By leveraging the fact that many large circuits consist of common logic modules, a modular approach that hierarchically decomposes a circuit into smaller modules and subsequently applies the accurate PGM algorithm to each module, is further proposed.
Although these scripts do not include a dedicated command to extract common logic, the logic is being shared due to the DAG-aware nature of rewriting.
To help firms overcome this challenge, the authors propose the new construct of brand portfolio coherence (BPC) to describe consumers' perceptions that (sub- brands in a brand portfolio sub- brandsmon underlying logic of features reflected in design, personality, and status.
Therefore, in all three tests, the pattern of responses produced by participants follow a common conceptual logic.
