The phrase "a common reliance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a shared dependence or trust in something among a group of people or entities.
Example: "In our community, there is a common reliance on local businesses to support the economy."
Alternatives: "a shared dependence" or "a mutual trust".
– In Nigeria and Senegal, family planning use is lower overall than in India and Kenya, with a common reliance on injectables in both countries as well as on condoms in Nigeria and on pills in Senegal.
The business plans, technologies, size and financial health of these firms differed widely, but they shared a common reliance on methods and technologies associated with the then-new field of genomics: DNA sequencing, DNA manipulation on the chromosome or whole-genome scale, and bioinformatics.
The failure demonstrated a longstanding vulnerability in the major news organizations' common reliance on a single polling service.
Not just employees but their managers and even HR departments are by now questioning the conventional wisdom of performance management, including its common reliance on cascading objectives, backward-looking assessments, once-a-year rankings and reviews, and 360-degree-feedback tools.
For reliance on an external academic medical center IRBs, DF/HCC investigators are required to use the SMART IRB common reliance agreement platform.
Iran's nuclear goals have presented themselves at a time when other governments have shown renewed interest in atomic weapons — governments whose nuclear technology, in some cases, is linked by common reliance on supplies from A. Q . Khanand his collaborators.
In looking for the foundations of the "special relationship," Romney's advisers might less controversially and more accurately have pointed to our common reliance on the English language.
They drew on myriad styles that had one thing in common: reliance on the physical laws and mathematical principles that undergird the fundamental elegance and practicality of the natural world.
The paintings each executed of "The Agony in the Garden" (both in the National Gallery, London) indicate how close they were stylistically and also their common reliance on Jacopo Bellini's sketchbook.
Despite this common reliance on the notion of material constitution, there are significant differences between the views advocated by animalism's constitutionalist neo-Lockean opponents.
Unfortunately, the relationship between EA and the BDSM community, despite their common reliance on the psychological interplay between dominance and submission, remains pretty murky and unclear.
