The phrase "a common weekend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a typical or usual weekend experience or activity that many people share.
Example: "During a common weekend, families often spend time together, enjoying outdoor activities or relaxing at home."
Alternatives: "a typical weekend" or "an ordinary weekend".
3. North Johnstone River, Australia Whitewater rafting is becoming a common stag weekend activity.
Here's my take on five common weekend reactions to Nigel Farage's big success last Thursday.
However, screening of the participants before the interviews was necessary to ensure that they were not under the influence of narcotics or alcohol, which is a common problem during weekends in the study setting.
"What I want to know," one sports radio caller said, echoing a common fear, "is which weekend K.U. is going to lose it all to some unranked Rhode Island team and disappoint the entire Midwest".
It's a common story, with each weekend delivering fevered bidding across the city.
Climbing El Chichόn is a common activity for local weekend pilgrimage in the area, generally guided by religious organizations.
It's a common scene on a weekend morning: A line of people waiting for an open house at an apartment that just hit the market, with rental applications, credit reports, and certified checks in-hand.
Perhaps that's why as the anniversary weekend ended, a common reaction from victim's families and others was anger at how little has been done to improve security in Mumbai and elsewhere around the country.
In the last year, working on the business on nights and weekends is a common way to make progress.
"By the dawn of the millennium, the hallways at Microsoft were no longer home to barefoot programmers in Hawaiian shirts working through nights and weekends toward a common goal of excellence... life behind the thick corporate walls had become staid and brutish.
