The phrase "a common profile" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a typical or standard representation of characteristics or features shared by a group or category.
Example: "In our research, we identified a common profile among successful entrepreneurs, which included traits such as resilience and adaptability."
Alternatives: "a typical profile" or "a standard profile".
He is essentially secular and skeptical of government, and favors abortion rights—a common profile in Alaska, a state that attracts a strong streak of libertarians and rugged individualists.
Pepe's face is a common profile icon for Trump supporters on Twitter.
But many had a common profile, having worked for the financial sector or against the bureau.
"No fats, no fems, no Asians" is such a common profile bio that it has become a meme.
While dependency on welfare has not been a problem generally in Japan, one social group has more of a common profile with welfare recipients in the United States.
She had no male relatives to protect her (a common profile for accused "witches") and was horribly tortured, but lived, the article says.
Analysis by PulseNet (http://www.cdc.gov/pulsenet/pathogens/index.html) standardized XbaI PFGE showed a similar common profile, named JEGX01.0004 in a previous study (11 ), in 46 of 47 selected strains from Tahiti (Tables 1, 2).
The T family, the second most common family, is also, a very common profile causing TB disease in the South Brazil [ 14– 16].
Of the 55 isolates with the SB0120 profile, 42 had a common VNTR profile, which suggests that this strain, or perhaps 1 of the VNTR variants, would have been the progenitor strain from Iran.
We anticipate that using translators may impose a barrier during the interviews, but excluding the non-English speaking volunteers would mean excluding an important and common profile of volunteers.
Table S2, in [ 3], lists 13 groups of nuclear encoded genes, each group consisting of functionally related genes that share a common expression profile; the expression data or profile for genes in each group is also given.
