The phrase "a common relationship between" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing connections or associations that are frequently observed between two or more entities or concepts.
Example: "There is a common relationship between stress levels and productivity in the workplace."
Alternatives: "a typical connection between" or "a frequent association between".
A new parameter, normalized pressure drop, ΔP∗ is proposed and a common relationship between ΔP∗ and Reta,crit√ω′ is derived as ΔP∗= f(Reta,critω′) with a mean deviation of ±25%.
Overlordship was a common relationship between kingdoms at this time, often taking the form of a lesser king under the domination of a stronger one.
A common relationship between metabolism and body weight may therefore exist amongst endothermic vertebrates.
For all these causes the model selected assumes a common relationship between deprivation and mortality for all the cities and therefore observed differences between cities should be attributed to random variability.
Assuming a common relationship between fecundity and standard length across years, size-adjusted fecundity of R. argentea from Lake Victoria varied significantly across time periods (F2,27 = 6.31, P = 0.006), increasing from 1966 to 1992 and then declining again slightly between 1992 and 2008 2010 (Fig. 6A).
We did not perform any molecular study on our cases; however, our chromosomal results fit the interpretation that a common relationship may exist between the two groups of tumors at the level of both genes and chromosomes.
The House of Lords found that size was not the issue; the group did not count as a section of the public because of the "personal nexus", or common relationship, between them.
Even if association is the most common relationship between psychiatric illnesses and headache disorders, though, it does not preclude the possibility of a causal relationship in some conditions.
Here we see the simple, common, relationship between R 0 and equilibrium incidence.
Finally, (iii) significantly different intercepts of the stand's common relationship between leaf area and crown surface area were found.
Indeed, adjacency, inclusion and intersection are common relationships between geological objects such as faults, geological units, fractures, mineralized zones and reservoirs.
