The phrase "a common reaction of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a typical response or behavior exhibited by a group of people in reaction to a specific situation or stimulus.
Example: "A common reaction of students during exam season is increased stress and anxiety."
Alternatives: "a typical response of" or "a frequent reaction of".
That's a common reaction, of course.
A common reaction of this type is the synthesis of a Grignard reagent, an alkylmagnesium halide that finds wide use in organic synthesis (the s indicates that the metal is in solid form).
Since the virus can be transmitted by sex, it's no surprise to hear that a common reaction of the public, summed up by a letter to Time magazine in 1988, was a call to return to "the God-fearing moral standard of yesterday".
The fact that different cardiac diseases are associated with the changes in cardiac uptake or washout of 123I-mIBG suggests the presence of a common reaction of the cardiac sympathetic nervous system [39].
Barking at the sound is also a common reaction of the "fight" sort.
A common reaction of patients in respiratory failure is to increase the respiratory rate and to decrease Vt in order to decrease the subjective sensation of dyspnea.
Resentment is a common reaction to many of the complaints posted on the blog, like the use of cellphones.
A common reaction to all of this is to say that because animals aren't humans and can't speak for themselves, they can't truly offer consent.
Increased melanin pigmentation is a common reaction to prolonged inflammation of the skin.
This is a common reaction to the death of a loved one, but remember they wouldn't want you to blame yourself.
Even when provided with sufficient information, a common reaction to handle the fact of having a child with a (chronic) disorder is to seek additional information and gain extensive knowledge about the diagnosis [ 4] in an attempt to reduce uncertainty.
