The phrase "a common requirement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is typically needed or expected in a particular context or situation.
Example: "Meeting deadlines is a common requirement of project management."
Alternatives: "a typical necessity of" or "a standard expectation of".
A common requirement of statistical methods, critical to the interpretation of the data, is that the analyzed observations are independent.
Sensing applications in WSNs can be crudely classified into two categories: mapping the distribution of a parameter over an area (a common requirement of building control or environmental monitoring networks[7]) and monitoring a particular 'point‐source' signal (for example, a seismic signal[8]).
A common requirement of these diverse applications is a comparison of read coverage between experimental conditions.
A common requirement of the capacity of muscle and brain cells to use lactate is the presence of oxygen.
Using these appetitive and aversive visual learning assays, we examined the roles of distinct aminergic neurons and found a common requirement of dopamine neurons in visual and olfactory learning.
A common requirement of these methodologies is to understand the existing system before attempting to implement improvement strategies: "Before improvements can be identified for a process, the process's anatomy, or steps, must be understood" [ 6].
Note that this is a common requirement for most of Boolean software.
Determination of the water depths in coastal zones is a common requirement for the majority of coastal engineering and coastal science applications.
If John Rocker had been a prominent employee of a major company and had made those same statements, he would most likely have been fired, and he would certainly have considered himself lucky to get off with sensitivity training, a common requirement for the rest of us in the working world.
Neither conserved in composition, nor unified by common evolutionary ancestry, RNA degradosomes nonetheless can be found in divergent bacterial lineages, implicating a common requirement for the co-localisation of RNA metabolic activities.
It would be of interest to evaluate the role of Pin1 in this pathway, given that Ser46 phosphorylation appears to be a common requirement for the cytotoxic action of both Nutlin and RITA in cancer cells.
