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The phrase "a common naming" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a widely accepted or frequently used name or term, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "In the field of biology, a common naming for this species is 'Homo sapiens.'"
Alternatives: "a common term" or "a widely used name."
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The papers have more in common than merely having a common naming convention.
There is a common naming scheme for procedures, offerings, features and templates that reflects the IWN project, object type, data provider organization and sub-organization, location, data status, and parameter (e.g.urn:x-epaiwpp template:epa:ord:esf-weather:raw:light-3).
The sensor networks implemented on IWN data appliances share many key attributes: There is a common naming scheme for procedures, offerings, features and templates that reflects the IWN project, object type, data provider organization and sub-organization, location, data status, and parameter (e.g.urn:x-epaiwpp template:epa:ord:esf-weather:raw:light-3).
His name, Edward of Angoulême, is a territorial designation referring to his birthplace; this was a common naming practice in 14th-century England.
It's even woven into the restaurant's Chinese name, bao ju — a common naming format for restaurants of the time period that translates literally as "treasure memory".
All data files follow a common naming pattern, which is described in detailed at http://ftp://data.modencode.org/README.org/README
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(It rhymes with a common name).
Bastian is a common name in Germany".
It's a common name.
And admittedly quite a common name too.
"It's a common name for a Chinese movie.
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