The phrase "a common sight for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is frequently observed or encountered in a particular context or location.
Example: "In the city, street performers are a common sight for tourists looking to enjoy local culture."
Alternatives: "a frequent occurrence for" or "a usual view for".
However, a buzzing drone overhead is unlikely to become a common sight for tourists enjoying some of America's most popular and iconic parks and monuments.
The possible demise of the entire pack, which was once a common sight for visitors entering Denali, also America's largest national park, is likely to heighten criticism of Alaska's intensive hunting of its largest predators.
His appearances in The Daily's offices at the News Corporation's Manhattan headquarters have been a common sight for staff members, who see him there about once or twice a week meeting with top managers.
A wet, shaking dog may be a common sight for pet lovers, but few have ever seen wet dogs captured quite like this.
Because of the widespread use of English in India's university system, Indian students and postdocs have been a common sight on campuses in North America and Europe for decades.
The college colors — burnt orange and navy blue for Auburn and garnet and gold for Florida State — were a common sight in recent days, from the streets of Old Pasadena to the Balboa Island Ferry.
It is an increasingly common sight for tribes across the West and Plains: Tourist spending has gone slack since the recession hit.
Arms are a common sight and ammunition can be bought for around US$1 per cartridge at some local markets.
"Now it is a common sight to see a gray haze for the valley, especially during the winter months, and city residents venturing out of homes wearing masks".
Large trucks carrying used automobiles are a common sight at border crossings; a spokesman for the Oil Ministry estimated that 250,000 cars had entered Iraq since spring.
Crowds of young men were a common sight here, as were women looking for help with their problems.
