The phrase "a common traffic" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to typical or usual traffic patterns, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "During rush hour, a common traffic issue is the congestion on the main roads."
Alternatives: "typical traffic" or "usual traffic conditions".
These results provide evidence for a common trafficking pathway of the WT and WHIM mutant receptors.
Producer Phil Collinson remarked that "Gridlock" displayed Davies' tendency to write about "topical" issues; it is set in a dark dystopian future, but is also a satire on the common traffic jam.
Once inside it, he said, there are a few basic protocols for pilots to remember: Tune your radio to a frequency of 123.05 — the "common traffic advisory frequency" — and identify your aircraft and announce your location and planned route.
Pilots must obey a speed limit of 140 knots or less for all aircraft; activate anticollision devices, navigation equipment and landing lights; tune their radios to a frequency of 123.05, known as the common traffic advisory frequency; and announce their aircraft's description, location, direction and altitude when entering the area.
It was a common tactic: traffic regulations in DC and elsewhere often limit how dark a car's windows can be.
Bontu et al. [83] propose a new uplink (UL) physical, transport, and logical channel: common traffic channel (CTCH), UL simultaneous-access shared channel (UL-SSCH), and physical uplink simultaneous access shared channel (PUSSCH).
The 1881 assembly of the United Presbyterian Church of North America said "the common traffic in, and the moderate use of intoxicants as a beverage are the source of all these evils".
Common traffic control schemes include traffic engineering, traffic protection, and restoration, and traffic management.
In many cases, they note, common traffic offenses will now carry heavier fines than heroin possession or assault.
