The phrase "a common methodology is" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing or discussing a widely accepted approach or method in a particular field or context.
Example: "In research, a common methodology is to conduct surveys to gather data from participants."
Alternatives: "a widely used method is" or "a standard approach is".
As already mentioned, in Europe first steps are taken but a common methodology is not yet established.
A common methodology is to compile the nonlinear ODEs as a system of first order initial value problems as follows: Put f′ = a, f″ = b, f‴ = c, θ′ = d, χ′ = e, in Eqs.
A common methodology is the use of graft tissue to "load share" with the repair or facilitate placement of pluripotential stem cell or growth factors at the site of needed healing or both.
For phase-shift-keying (PSK), frequency-shift-keying (FSK), and amplitude-shift-keying (ASK) based modulation schemes, the common methodology is to use phase, frequency, and amplitude difference or their relationship to carry bit information.
It is noted that two common methodologies are used to estimate the fuel flow rate of commercial aircraft, namely, the Base of Aircraft Data (BADA) and Boeing Fuel Flow methods.
While various chemical (Aksu et al. 2009; de Gonzalo et al. 2005), photochemical (Lee et al. 2009; Taglieber et al. 2008), and electrochemical (Siu et al. 2007; Ruinatscha et al. 2006) regeneration strategies are being explored, the most common methodologies are enzymatic regeneration of NAD(P H (Eckstein et al. 2004; van der Donk and Zhao 2003) and application of whole-cell biocatalysis.
For multiple-objective optimization problems, a common solution methodology is to determine a Pareto optimal set.
Alternative approaches require a reanalysis of all the data by a common methodology as has been done in some data repositories [60], [61] or assigning some common statistical metric to all data of a certain type to allow functional coupling [62].
Therefore, a common methodology for lameness detection is based on milkers' and cow pushers' observations of cows walking to the milking parlor or standing at the milking stall (MPP).
The Eco-indicator 99 (EI99) methodology, which is a common methodology used across global studies uses European inventory data for 1999, is used as the underlying methodology of this paper (Goedkoop and Spriensma 2000).
Where there was a common methodology for diagnosis between studies, identification rates of infections were compared using Fisher's exact test with odds ratios and 95% confidence intervals.
