The phrase "a common rule" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a guideline or principle that is widely accepted or followed by a group or community.
Example: "In many organizations, a common rule is to respect each other's opinions during discussions."
Alternatives: "a general guideline" or "a standard practice".
The Netherlands turned down three men from Senegal, Sierra Leone, and Uganda in a case which has now reached the EU's highest court.In this section This monster called Europe Brussels v Berlin Little respite A giant Teutonic brothel Stinky Bigotry by degrees Désillusion ReprintsThe European Court of Justice, in a ruling on November 7th, tried to set a common rule.
The Netherlands turned down three men from Senegal, Sierra Leone, and Uganda in a case which has now reached the EU's highest court.In this section This monster called Europe Brussels v Berlin Little respite Stinky A giant Teutonic brothel Bigotry by degrees Désillusion ReprintsThe European Court of Justice, in a ruling on November 7th, tried to set a common rule.
A common rule of thumb says one should keep enough cash for 6 to 12 months of expenses.
If we use six months of imports as our yardstick (a common rule of thumb) then China has more than $3tn of excess reserves.
Full community members adhere to a common rule of prayer and Bible study and also profess a commitment to social justice.
In "Seeking a Common Rule Book for International Mergers" (Jan . 28, Alan Cowell discussed the proliferation of antitrust laws around the world and the potential benefits of international cooperation in enforcing them.
They plan to withdraw 4 percent of their savings a year — a common, rule-of-thumb drawdown.
His ambition was to show that underlying the most exotic beliefs there was a common, rule-governed, human way of making up ideas: the universal mechanism of binary oppositions, rooted in the human brain, generates categories of thought.
The lack of a common rule-making and enforcing authority means, they argue, that the international arena is essentially a self-help system.
In the absence of established minimal clinically important differences on the EOLD Scales, we follow a common rule-of-thumb for patient reported outcomes and assume 0.5 standard deviation (SD) [ 66].
One common rule is a prohibition on passing, among the most dangerous of racing moments.
