The phrase "a common variation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different forms or versions of a particular concept, term, or item that are frequently encountered.
Example: "The term 'internet' is a common variation of 'interconnected network' used in everyday language."
Alternatives: "a frequent alternative to" or "a typical form of".
A common variation of the bildungsroman is the Künstlerroman, a novel dealing with the formative years of an artist.
We also consider a common variation of basic sparse matrix-vector multiplication in which a sparse matrix is multiplied by a set of dense vectors.
We demonstrate that an incorrect interface is a major security threat and show the use of the formal method B in guaranteeing simple safety properties of the voting interface of a voting machine implementing a common variation of the single transferable vote (STV) election process.
For example, a common variation of the catechol-O-methyltransferase (COMT) gene, which chemically breaks down dopamine, is associated with a slightly higher risk for schizophrenia.
Some women smokers with a common variation of a gene may be predisposed to breast cancer, says a report in the 13 November issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association.
Ackawi cheese is a common variation of jibneh baida.
A polymorphism is a common variation in the sequence of DNA among individuals (>1% of the population).
With this approach, a large consortium of breast cancer scientists, led by Douglas F. Easton of the Cancer Research UK Genetic Epidemiology Unit in Cambridge, England, says it has found five new sites on the genome where a common variation confers a risk of breast cancer.
In this sense, a (nearly) full coverage of common variation of the candidate gene in association studies of ALI is especially important since no association is yet definitive and our understanding of the functional elements of our genome is incomplete [ 56].
Dactylic rhythm produces a lilting movement as in the following example from Byron's Bride of Abydos: This line contains the common variation of omitting an unstressed syllable at the end of a line.
Breast-fed children with one common variation of the gene scored an average of seven points higher on I.Q.
