The phrase "a common regulation for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a standard rule or guideline that applies to a particular situation or group.
Example: "The organization has established a common regulation for all members to ensure fairness and consistency in operations."
Alternatives: "a standard rule for" or "a shared guideline for".
Although CCR is considered a common regulation mechanism for microorganisms, there are several microbes for which simultaneous utilization of mixed carbon sources has been reported.
Whether Ubl domains provide a common regulation mechanism for the DUB activity of USPs is an interesting question for future research.
To reveal a common regulation pattern among the HDACi, we generated a Venn diagram for the up- and downregulated DEGs, showing 45 and 4 common regulated transcripts, respectively.
However, something analogous also applies to manufacture, where common regulations for production and packaging allow for a level of economic integration and cooperation that otherwise would not be possible.
To prevent these types of conflicts of interest, Mr Laldin is leading the negotiations with his counterpart in Saudi Arabia to create common regulations for Sharia scholars and to set up a global certification board.
The meaning of such arrangement is unclear, although a common transcriptional regulation for these genes has been suggested for A. nidulans and P. brasiliensis [ 84, 88, 89].
If there is a common transcriptional regulation for NDUB2, then one would expect many complex I genes to be significantly altered.
The specificity of MARCH9 for HLA-DQ and HLA-DO suggests a need for common regulation of these two MHC-encoded molecules.
Strong correlation between content of RELA, NFKB1, IKKβ and IκBα mRNAs suggests common regulation of transcription for these four genes.
This suggested common regulation of expression for mir-26a, mir-29b, mir-126*, mir-127-3p mir-324-3p mir-324-3p mir-324-3p
