The phrase "a common tactic in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a frequently employed strategy or method within a specific context or field.
Example: "Using social media to engage with customers is a common tactic in modern marketing."
Alternatives: "a typical approach in" or "a frequent strategy in".
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A common tactic in graphics is to fit measured BRDFs to analytic models.
Though Renault has suspended three executives, the complaint was made "against persons unknown," a common tactic in French legal affairs.
While walking away is a common tactic in working-level negotiation, what happened in Hanoi was a rare case and the least expected outcome.
"It's a common tactic in irregular warfare situations to pit the rivalries of an ethnically diverse populace against each other," he told me.
Mylan's price increases for the allergy treatment device highlight a common tactic in the industry: raising prices just before a generic competitor reaches the market.
If Ms. Nixon, as expected, is not placed on the Democratic ballot by the party, she has already announced plans to petition her way on — a common tactic used in the past by many others, including Mr. Cuomo in 2002, back when he was running against the party's preferred choice.
The "teaser" is a common tactic used in commercial television to get viewers to stay tuned after a commercial break.
These are a common tactic used in times of distress to spread capital across the banking system to fill in the weak spots.
We further considered the influence of sequence recoding using reduced-state amino acid alphabets, a common tactic employed in coevolutionary analyses to improve both statistical and computational performance.
In the United States, lockouts became a common tactic by employers in the 1880s and '90s, when unions of silver and lead miners in Nevada, Colorado, Idaho, and Utah were fighting for an eight-hour day and higher pay.
