The phrase "a common regulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a rule or guideline that is widely accepted or practiced within a particular context or field.
Example: "In many industries, a common regulation is to ensure that all employees receive safety training before starting work."
Alternatives: "a standard rule" or "a widely accepted guideline".
Therefore, hexokinase is well positioned to be a common regulation point.
Because of a common regulation of that cluster, no further members were examined.
Thus, embryonic spinal cord and cortical neurospheres express similar sets of genes previously shown to underlie fundamental aspects of neural stem cell biology, implying, as might be expected, a common regulation of both cortical and spinal cord NSCs.
The activity scores computed by the MiRABELLE tool are based on t-statistics, and in the absence of a common regulation of these genes, these statistics follow a normal distribution.
Hence, the 12 kallikreins concertedly overexpressed in ovarian cancer may share a common regulation machinery.
Similarly, the genes from ESR1 group are united by a common regulation system.
This group of is genes is tightly clustered in the heatmap, revealing a strong common regulation.
An alternative indirect way to infer a putative common regulation of genes included in the same cluster of trans-eQTL would be to assess the relationships between the estimated eQTLs effects for the different levels of expression involved.
The specificity of MARCH9 for HLA-DQ and HLA-DO suggests a need for common regulation of these two MHC-encoded molecules.
These concerns have been of greater magnitude for countries with a common energy regulation such as European Union (EU) member states.
These results suggest a common transcriptional regulation of the key proteins in the glial portion of the glutamate glutamine cycle and may impact on transmitter clearance, transmitter recycling and, as discussed, on the development of the cellular architecture in retina.
