The phrase "a common regimen for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a typical or standard set of practices or routines for a specific purpose, often in health or fitness contexts.
Example: "A common regimen for improving cardiovascular health includes regular aerobic exercise and a balanced diet."
Alternatives: "a typical routine for" or "a standard practice for".
A common regimen for adults is dexamethasone, 6 mg intravenously or orally every 6 hours.
This study is included in the 2013 meta-analysis by Leow et al., and to our knowledge, is the first completed adjuvant phase III trial of GC alone, which is a common regimen for neoadjuvant therapy [ 19].
3 The strategy evaluated by Okabe et al. consists of radical surgery for the primary tumor after adequate response of the peritoneal disease to two cycles of systemic chemotherapy with S-1 and cisplatin (a common regimen for disseminated gastric cancer in Japan), as assessed at surgical exploration.
Mixing rapid acting insulin analogs with detemir insulin to minimize daily injections has been adopted as a common regimen, especially for some children with type 1 diabetes, despite the manufacturing company's caution against mixing these analogs in the same syringe.
NVP-based HAART is a common regimen which widely used for treatment of HIV-infected patients in resource-limited countries due to its affordability.
NVP-based ART is a common regimen which is widely used for the treatment of HIV-infected patients in resource-limited countries.
A common regimen to accomplish these goals has combined high-dose busulfan with cyclophosphamide.
A platinum and etoposide doublet is the most common regimen for FDG-avid but SSTR-imaging negative disease in our institution.
The most common regimen for pentostatin is based on an intravenous dose of 4 mg/m every 14 days until CR plus one or two consolidating injections if applicable.
The most common regimen for patients treated with palliative intent (44.6%) was 30 Gy.
The most common regimen for the successful treatment of pulmonary infections consisted of tigecycline plus colistin (8), followed by an aminoglycoside plus colistin (3).
