The phrase "a common proposition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an idea or statement that is widely accepted or shared among a group of people.
Example: "In discussions about climate change, a common proposition is that human activity significantly contributes to global warming."
Alternatives: "a widely accepted idea" or "a shared statement".
Notwithstanding the different methods, there does not seem to be much data backing up the common proposition that patients with IBS should benefit from psychological treatments just because they display psychological distress e.g., [ 5].
A peace built on the 1967 borders is a common-sense proposition and not a new one; it remains imperative, even if it looks harder and harder to achieve.
These provide the evidences on the common propositions about organization growth.
So, even if one can give an adequate account of when two utterances samesay one another without presupposing a common meaning or proposition they are both related to, one's work in defending the paratactic account as an account of belief sentences (and other propositional attitude reporting sentences) is not complete.
Pettit (2001) coined the term of discursive dilemma to highlight the fact that such problem can arise in all situations in which a group of individuals needs to reach a common stance on multiple propositions.
This was a common view concerning indefinite propositions when they are read generically, such as 'A dodo is a bird', which (arguably) can be true now without there being any dodos now, because being a bird is part of the essence of being a dodo.
This is not to pick on TrialPay, but to point up a common problem in the Big Data proposition: Often people won't know exactly what hidden pattern they are looking for, or what the value they extract may be, and therefore it will be impossible to know how much to invest in the technology.
Proposition of a common psychophysical mechanism by which the consciousness of the operator may achieve these elemental probability shifts is thwarted by the complexity and disparity of the several technical and logical tasks that would be involved.
In [17], the proposition of a common control channel design, to be used by both the secondary and primary networks in order to exchange information, is not applicable in our non-intrusive MANET deployment scheme.
