The phrase "a common tone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a shared or similar quality, attitude, or style in communication or expression among individuals or groups.
Example: "In our discussions, we maintained a common tone that fostered collaboration and understanding."
Alternatives: "a shared tone" or "a mutual tone".
Two disjunct tetrachords (those without a common tone), each with the interval arrangement of tone, tone, semitone, combine to form the major scale.
In September photographs circulated by microbloggers of a local bureaucrat smiling at the scene of a fatal traffic accident, and wearing expensive watches, led to his dismissal.Many of the most widely circulated comments on microblogs share a common tone: one of profound mistrust of the party and its officials.
And they all have a common tone, meaning they all feel like part of the same story.
We recorded from single neurons in the MGB of anaesthetized rats while presenting a sequence composed of a rare tone presented in the context of a common tone (oddball sequences).
It's a condescending and common tone that fails to recognize the power of Sanders' movement and it undermines the underdog.
We'll just hold notes for a very long time to accentuate the motion in other parts or to get from one chord to another that's in a different key maybe but if it has just the one common tone we might hold that through.
In the market, multiple users share a common frequency or tone band and each of them uses the budget to purchase its own transmit power spectra (taking others as given) in maximizing its Shannon utility or pay-off function that includes the effect of interferences.
The 5YFV proposes change with pragmatism and a reasonable, common sense tone.
The exhibition rooms themselves are dimly lit with walls cast in soothing earth tones, a common curatorial choice which, in this case, effectively highlights the expansive energy of each piece.
The tone betrayed a common horror at the very idea.
First, the migration and fusion of the various ethnic groups gave birth to a common spoken language with fewer tones, which later was to become the basis of a national language.
