The phrase "a common rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a standard or typical rate for a service, fee, or measurement that is widely accepted or practiced.
Example: "The company charges a common rate for all its consulting services, ensuring fairness and transparency for clients."
Alternatives: "a standard rate" or "a typical rate".
By last year, a common rate appeared to be $2,500, although some clinics paid $5,000, the report said.
If there is to be a common rate, the states must give up their much-prized power over taxes.
The next government will probably be dominated by Civic Platform (known as PO, its initials in Polish), a right-wing party that is liberal on economic issues and conservative on social ones; it talks of cutting all the main taxes personal income tax, corporate tax and VAT to a common rate of 15%.
This 93rd Giro traveled 3,430 kilometers from the start in Rotterdam on May 3 and the original field of 198 men, now down to 134 — a common rate of attrition — passed over narrow roads in cold and rainy weather, climbed formidable mountains and came down them at terrifying speeds.
Participants found targets at a common rate throughout searching along the search route.
Figure 6 Results on the power minimization subject to a common rate constraint for both scenarios.
The performance of PET, low-dose PET/CT and contrast-enhanced PET/CT in detecting mass-positive segments was compared by the area under the receiver operating curve (ROC) for each reviewer as well as for both reviewers by averaging their ROC ratings to a common rating.
Similar linear plots were found for a large number of redox reactions [38, 39] and for each reaction series a common rate-determining step is proposed.
The Tafel slope is almost the same for the two reactions, i.e., the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) and the nitrate reduction reaction suggesting a common rate-determining step (r.d.s).s
From the kinetic considerations for the oxygen and chlorine evolutions, it was suggested that the oxidation process of the electrode surface is a common rate-determining step in both reactions on the massive Mn oxide electrodes.
Even raters who are trained and use a common rating scale may rate idiosyncratically (Charney, 1984).
