The phrase "a common solution in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing frequently used methods or approaches within a specific context or field.
Example: "In software development, a common solution in addressing performance issues is to optimize the code."
Alternatives: "a typical approach in" or "a frequent method in".
The "flying toilet" is a common solution in Indian slums to the lack of bathrooms.
So I believe absolutely important that Europe find a common solution in the respect of independency of European Central Bank, but in a different idea of economic politics".
NTV in Russia, reporting the change, noted that foot bindings were a common solution in militaries predating industrial looms, though "Russia is just about the only country where new enlisted men still learn to twirl portyanki".
A common solution in translations is to use nicknames derived from poems the characters compose or from their physical surroundings or qualities: Lady Rokujo lived in a mansion on Rokujo, or Sixth Avenue; Lady Fujitsubo lived in the Fujitsubo, or Wisteria Pavilion.
Under the assumptions above, the integral inclusions (3.1) and (3.2) have a common solution in (C [0,1],E)), provided that (lambda_{F}lambda_{G}M^{2}<1).
Collaboration strategies are a common solution in other cognitive fields like spectrum sensing and also in security scenarios, such as PUE detection.
Although it is a common solution used in road transport for complex intersections, the roundabout has never previously been used for airport surface operations nor has its possible use been considered or analyzed.
Creating of heat exchangers network as a common solution for systems in batch mode that will be applicable in all existing time slices is very difficult.
The proposed analytical framework is not intended to find a common solution for sustainability in agriculture as a whole, but to serve as an assessment tool for the identification, the development and the evaluation of agricultural production systems, techniques and policies.
In M.M.A., a common solution to getting punched in the face is to pull or flip your opponent onto the mat; this would seem to be especially important if you are trained in judo and your opponent is trained in boxing.
All projects are set up to provide a platform for researchers, craftsmen and restorers to find a common solution to difficult problems in conservation practice.
