The phrase "a common trajectory for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a typical or expected path or development for a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The study revealed that pursuing higher education is a common trajectory for individuals seeking better job opportunities."
Alternatives: "a typical path for" or "a frequent course for".
It is evident that for many of the participants in this study there is a common trajectory from childhood or adolescent/early adulthood trauma to incarceration.
A state-of-the-art application is given in which the proposed linear trajectory control law satisfactorily solves a common trajectory shaping problem for a class of numerical predictor-corrector guidance.
A common trajectory to violent offending and incarceration was identified for these prisoners, including: childhood/adolescent trauma; a lack of support or treatment for trauma experiences; substance abuse to mask the pain; and a 'brain snap' precipitating a violent offence.
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If the ball was floated, and served with backspin, it would drop with a more common trajectory.
The most highly exposed groups may share common trajectory patterns, for example those with commuter/work patterns that have the highest health risk (e.g., professional drivers, traffic police and construction workers, etc).
This common trajectory is not important for inference and can produce many large correlations that do not correspond to actual interactions.
It's a common career trajectory; in fact, it happens more often than not.
Each species is characterized by a common developmental trajectory consisting of the first step, M1→M1.
Our model for DNA entry into and exit out of the cohesin ring by a common DNA trajectory is consistent with many previous observations.
