The phrase "a common phenomenon of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that frequently occurs or is widely observed in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The rise of remote work is a common phenomenon of the digital age."
Alternatives: "a frequent occurrence of" or "a typical event of".
This is dangerous hubris, but a common phenomenon of risk perception.
However, among the undereducated and uneducated women, migration tends to be more a common phenomenon of married women accompanying their husbands.
Grinding burn is a common phenomenon of thermal damage that has been one of the main constraints in grinding in respect of high efficiency and quality.
A further problem with Gerrig's theory is that it cannot account for a common phenomenon of repeated viewing, namely that with knowledge of the outcome of a story we are able to notice things that we might otherwise find unexceptional.
Environmental inequity is a common phenomenon of modern cities, particularly in the developing world where the high rates of urbanization often surpass the capacity of local governments to develop proper urban planning.
The road damage is a common phenomenon of the mid to end of each rainy season (i.e. June 1 to September 30) due to the gradual weakening of the soft and weathered rocks by heavy rain and groundwater percolation through big columnar joints of basalt to the underlying limestone formation bearing mudstone and shale at its top and middle strata.
According to XXXXXXXXXXXX, over-reporting of actual value is a common phenomenon on the part of North Koreans charged with securing foreign investment.
The presence of these so-called rotator phases is a common phenomenon for alkanes of intermediate chain length n [34, 45, 49].
Salinity-induced fresh weight reduction is a common phenomenon for most of the cultivated crop plants and trees.
We observed that the formation of conical winds is a common phenomenon for a wide range of parameters.
Although protein adsorption to surface is a common phenomenon, investigation of the process is challenging due to the complexity of the interplay between external factors, protein and surface properties.
