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The phrase "a common method is" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing a widely accepted technique or approach in a particular context or field.
Example: "In scientific research, a common method is to conduct experiments under controlled conditions to ensure reliable results."
Alternatives: "a typical approach is" or "a standard technique is".
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A common method is to crib moves from a desktop chess program, viewed elsewhere on the screen, during a match.
In the rest of the world a common method is to pass an object through the neck of the womb to dislodge the placenta.
A common method is to quickly switch frequency channels according to a prescribed pattern, known only to the transmitter and the receiver.
Factor analysis, as a common method, is used to assess convergent validity.
For instance, a common method is to build a set of binary classifiers where each classifier distinguishes between one of the labels to the rest.
A common method is to set up a zenith tropospheric delay (ZTD) parameter with mapping function to absorb the tropospheric effects.
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(By 2012, a quarter of a million farmers were reported to have committed suicide, and those are only the fatalities that were recorded. A common method was by drinking pesticide).
Although survey observation widths vary among platform types (i.e., aerial, shipboard, shore, and tag), the details of constructing accurate survey strip widths was not available, therefore a common method was applied to all datasets.
A fourth, less common method is the rotating biological contacter.
A simpler and more common method is round seizing.
A third and more common method is to use matching or regression methods where patients with diabetes are stratified by presence or absence of DFU.
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