The phrase "a common store" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a shared or public place where goods are sold or stored, often implying accessibility to a wide range of people.
Example: "The village had a common store where residents could buy essential supplies without having to travel far."
Alternatives: "a shared shop" or "a public market".
As it rose, Indians put their savings into gold, still a common store of value.
"We have a common store, but our kitchens are separate," is how Tulsi Tanti puts it, though even today they host each other frequently at their respective flats.
Don't get your bag at a common store where everybody else buys it.
Liposcelis corrodens (Heymons) is a common stored-product pest distributed in European, American, and Oceania countries but has not been reported as established in China.
For example, Mr. Richard has said the group discussed issues such as standardization of technologies, whether they could work together on a common "app store" to sell games and software for mobiles to better compete with Google and Apple, and how to get these technology giants to contribute to the cost of building out networks.
Correctly configured, these devices act as a common data store accessible by any other device connecting to that home network.
Why not invest some or all of this public money into creating a common global store of technology, processes and risk assessments needed to achieve a high level of environmental safety and then require that this knowledge be used by private industry?
In control experiments, consecutive responses to a sub-maximal concentration of NAADP and nigericin were measured in vehicle-treated homogenate; consistent with a common Ca2+ store, the response to nigericin was small when added after NAADP (Fig. 4C and D).
If one accepts a less modular conception of working memory (e.g., Cowan, 1988, 2005), attention might determine how many stimuli from each domain are represented in a common, central store.
No poet of Glück's generation has relied more overtly on our common store of myths, legends and fairy tales.
The entertainment industry increasingly harvests the common store of fairytale to develop one vastly expensive vehicle after another to reach the global market.
