The phrase "a common well" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a well that is shared by multiple users or communities, often in the context of water supply or resources.
Example: "In our village, we rely on a common well for our drinking water, which has been a vital resource for generations."
Alternatives: "a shared well" or "a communal well".
Every piece of equipment, from the complicated rigging to the sails to every piece of mechanical gear, had a common well-known name, so that the officers shouting orders in the teeth of a howling gale off Cape Horn would be absolutely certain that the crew understood their commands.
This investigation evaluates a common, well-defined injury with a consistent presentation and clear outcome goals.
A common, well-established approach for describing personality traits is the Five Factor Model of personality [12, 13].
A common, well-designed API for single-site browsers would even make it realistic for vendors to integrate desktop-oriented code directly into their web apps.
A peculiarity of 2008, which was unusual in many aspects including the distortion of a common well-developed seasonal cycle of chlorophyll-a, was the appearance of a massive harmful algal bloom of Cochlodinium polykrikoides during the Fall inter-monsoon, which lasted until spring-2009 (Richlet et al. 2010; Al-Azri et al. 2014).
These include a relatively high attrition rate, a common, well-recognized problem in obesity pharmacotherapy studies (18), and the possibility of self-selection bias.
For example, a blocked reaction caused by a common, well-characterized metabolite that is a component of multiple metabolic reactions will have multiple SMILEY solutions while the opposite is true for blocked reactions caused by less well characterized metabolites.
The creation of a common, well-established, user-friendly, and operative protocol is essential to overcome this limit to create multicentric studies in order to define a cerebrovascular risk stratification with accurate enhancement cut-offs.
Falls with trauma met all the necessary criteria for a tracer condition: it is a common, well-defined and serious condition with a complex journey of care that involves a wide range of specialties and services.
Finally, because of the inclusion of multiple Tai Chi styles and instructors, the results of this study will have good external validity--applying not only to a single protocol taught by one teacher, but to a range of approaches that share a common, well-defined set of criteria.
