The phrase "a common representative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a typical or standard example of a group or category.
Example: "In our study, we selected a common representative of the species to analyze its characteristics."
Alternatives: "a typical representative" or "a standard representative".
Due to its simplicity, the plurality voting system is frequently used to choose a common representative or project.
This amphipod is a common representative of the European spring fauna and copper is a widespread contaminant, mainly from agricultural practice.
In this paper, the fixed-reference approach is used, whereby an initial reference partition is used as a common representative partition for all the ensemble partitions and remains unchanged throughout the aggregation process.
The existence of SASA would allow access to a common representative agency, which would lower costs, be accessible to all participating countries, and allow engagement with other emerging and established space agencies around the world.
On the genus level, the gram-negative Bacteroides of the Bacteroidetes phylum are the most abundant., A common representative of the Bacteroides is Bacteroides thetaiotaomicron.
CHOPPI uses EpiMatrix to predict binding against a common, representative set of eight class II HLA alleles (DRB1*0101, 0301, 0401, 0701, 0801, 1101, 1301, and 1501) that "cover" the genetic backgrounds of most humans worldwide (Southwood et al., 1998).
Orso and colleagues showed that vinblastine doubled the ~12% eclosion rate of spastin 5.75 null mutants; in our hands the drug was ineffective for null and H L44,H R388 eclosion, but improved eclosion by 65% for H WT,H R388, which is a more common, representative AD-HSP genotype associated with milder pathogenesis (Du et al., 2010; Fang Du and N.T.S., unpublished results).
In solving our problem, the MDC has its own unique optimal data acquisition position in each segment, but this position is not the common representative point of a segment as it is in other work.
Acacias are a significant component of the Australian flora, with Acacia dealbata being a common and representative species of fragmented landscapes across New South Wales.
Accordingly, for each population pair, we collected soil from the local population, and plants from the local and foreign population were grown in local soil in a common climate representative of the northern climate zone at the Commonwealth Scientific Industrial Research Organisation CSIRO Plant Industryry in Canberra, ACT (35°16′23″S, 149°06′42″E).
Wang et al. [12] established a Structural SIMilarity (SSIM) model, which is considered the most common representative based on universal image quality index (UQI) [20].
