The phrase "a common search" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a frequently conducted inquiry or investigation, often in the context of research or data retrieval.
Example: "In our study, we found that a common search among users was for information on healthy eating habits."
Alternatives: "a frequent query" or "a typical search".
It is time to consider what science might give to the humanities and the humanities to science in a common search for a more solidly grounded answer to the great riddle.
A participant using a common search strategy of top-to-bottom across target prevalence conditions (a, b, c) and a participant using a common search strategy of left-to-right across target prevalence conditions (d, e, f).
Note that a common search area is established for all MB partitions, but all MB partitions have their own MVP.
Irrespective of outcome for accuracy or time, participants searched along their 'S'-shaped path, using a common search width.
Enter a common search term, such as "Obama" -- and the top response now is a sponsored message on behalf of Mitt Romney, critiquing the President's economic policies.
Given that participants opted to search using a common search width, an important question is, how exhaustive is each participants' search within their search corridor?
Needless to say, this list is someone's not-so-subtle flexing of their troll muscle — and yet, there it sits, leading the results on what is presumably a moderately common search.
Each of these suggestions is a very common search term.
— Claire Cain Miller Google Autocomplete in Swing States Blog.noupsi.de | A survey of common search queries finds that people wonder if Mr. Romney is a draft dodger and if President Obama salutes the flag.
Do a general search using common search engines such as Google, Alta vista, northern lights or a multi-search engine such as Meta crawler or Dogpile.
In addition to a common blast search, GROMO provides the user the possibility of keyword search using the options like locus tag, domain name, pathway, localization, SignalP prediction, SAGE tag, MPSS tag, EST ID and mutants.
