The phrase "a common shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a frequently occurring change or transition in a particular context, such as work schedules or trends.
Example: "In recent years, there has been a common shift towards remote work in many industries."
Alternatives: "a typical change" or "a frequent transition".
The fact that in this longitudinal analysis, we see a common shift in the prevalence of volunteering when an individual transitions from employment to retirement suggests that these biases are either small or cancel each other out.
It was further suggested that both cancer adaptivity and hypoxia tolerance evolution require a common shift toward antiapoptotic functions.
These data highlight the coordinated nature of methylation change, with blocks of probes (differentially methylated regions – DMRs), showing a common shift in the direction and magnitude of methylation change between cell types.
A common phase shift is described by ϕ.
PAPR, on the other hand, changes with a common phase shift and this paper exploits that property.
PAPR, on the other hand, changes with a common phase shift, and the PAPR reduction technique proposed in this paper was based on this property.
Whereas the trajectories of individual ecosystems in Chla TN plots appear idiosyncratic, the coherent trend in the residuals and the general increase in the yield of Chla per unit nitrogen over time indicate that there is a common, underlying shift in ecosystem baselines affecting the behavior of individual ecosystems, rendering the relationship between Chla and TN dynamic over time.
Other approaches considered all TFs that regulate a gene to extract a common time-shift for all TFs and the gene [ 33] or compute the best time-shift depending on known examples of regulation [ 31].
Tolkien wrote: "It is probable that before the Exile Vanyarin and Noldorin [Quenya] in common shifted iu, ui to rising diphthongs,... but only /iu/ is reported as a rising diphthong [ju] similar to the beginning of English yule [juːɫ].
These are common shifts observed when complexation between crown ether and DBA takes place.
The increase in body weight is a common phenomenon among rotating shift workers [ 34].
