The phrase "a common preference of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a shared or widely held choice or liking among a group of people.
Example: "A common preference of the team is to work collaboratively on projects to enhance creativity and productivity."
Alternatives: "a shared preference of" or "a frequent choice of".
Even including 26 Japanese films, which conventional wisdom suggests would place important objects to the right (since Japanese script is read right-to-left), I noticed a common preference for slightly left-of-center framings.
In the mink, units with a common preference for the on or off phase of stationary stimuli were arranged in columnar aggregates, a feature of cortical organization that was not found in the cat.
All the major types were more strongly over-represented in ORFeomes than in genomes, again indicating that the common preference of codon pairs that we detected is mainly influenced by translational mechanisms.
A more interesting alternative explanation of frequent overlapping of CGIs with exons is that it is caused by the common preferences of both segments to be located in some particular DNA regions.
This idea is illustrated in Fig. 2A which shows the populations of ensemble A, B and C in each of the 12 clusters obtained using a common cluster-preference value of −10.
For most strains a common range of preference is 19-25°C 19-25°CseeTalso 4.4.4.).
It is suggested that compulsive ordering and a drive for symmetry are extreme manifestations of the common preference for order and symmetry.
In fact, there were significant common preference functions for several components of male display, and females from the two treatments preferred the same males.
Home death has been identified as the most common preference expressed by patients at the end of their life.
Formally, we model vote choice and word choice in terms of a common set of underlying preference parameters.
