The phrase "a common station" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a shared or frequently used location, often in the context of transportation or communication.
Example: "The train service connects several cities, making it easy for travelers to meet at a common station."
Alternatives: "a shared station" or "a frequent station".
The whole network is divided into three subnetworks that have a common station in Tsukuba whose coordinates are strongly constrained to values derived from a priori coordinates and velocity.
In the sense of waveform cross-correlation, 'repeating earthquakes' display nearly identical seismograms at a common station, share the same fault patch, have nearly the same centroid of moment release, and probably have similar focal mechanisms (Rubin, 2002; Schaff and Richards, 2004b).
The second train was moved with passengers aboard back to Wandsworth Common station by a diesel engine.
On the other hand, the relative site amplification factor for two station, G i (f)/G i (f), can be rewritten by using the site amplification factors relative to a common reference station: frac{{G_{i} left( f right)}}{{G_{j} left( f right)}} = frac{{{{G_{i} left( f right)} mathord{left/ {vphantom {{G_{i} left( f right)} {G_{ref} left( f right)}}} right.
They have found that these centers send nerve fibers to a common way station called the parabrachial nucleus, which can then link up with neural pathways that mediate anxiety.
Using a common probe station and photolithographically patterned gold electrodes, the welding process is completed using a common semiconductor analyzer.
We consider the problem of gathering data from a wireless multi-hop network of energy-constrained sensor nodes to a common base station.
Servers also benefit by moving some of their services close to their clients (e.g. those near a common base station) to reduce latency and improve bandwidth.
The scenario considered in this work will be a monitoring network, where instrumentation data flow from underwater sensor nodes and through the network to a common sink station.
Using a common probe station, current is driven through the electrodes and, hence, the nanowires for the purpose of welding the two nanowires together.
In this paper, we consider the uplink scenario illustrated in Fig. 2, where scheduled nodes and uncoordinated nodes transmit to a common base station using different MAC protocols.
