The phrase "a commonly cited example" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an example that is frequently referenced or mentioned in discussions or literature.
Example: "In discussions about climate change, the melting of the polar ice caps is often presented as a commonly cited example of the effects of global warming."
Alternatives: "a frequently referenced example" or "a widely mentioned example".
A commonly cited example of this differential resource transfer in mice is the paternally expressed gene Igf2 (insulin-like growth factor 2), which enhances fetal growth and placental nutrient transport capacity, and the maternally expressed Igf2 receptor (Igf2r), which degrades excessive Igf2 protein.
A commonly cited example is the physical and spiritual ascending into heaven of a character while she is hanging the laundry out to dry in One Hundred Years of Solitude.
A commonly cited example of this bias was the publication of the results of translational research in prestigious or high-impact factor journals.
A commonly cited example is that of human height in which all genetic loci identified to date explain only 10% of the phenotypic variation (Lango Allen et al. 2010).
The most commonly cited example of an ADC with proven anti-tumour activity resulting from the target antigen is T-DM1 [ 62].
The most commonly cited example of such a trade off is the isolation of individuals to prevent the spread of infectious diseases.
Those were specific to Darfur, whereas the sharp drop in rainfall hit the whole Sahel, without intensifying conflict elsewhere.Another commonly cited example is violent competition for scarce grazing between nomadic herdsmen in the Horn of Africa.
Another obvious and often commonly cited example is Benetton's dyeing of T-shirts following the sales of the colours in their stores.
To take one commonly cited example: much of the coltan used in electronic devices is mined by impoverished workers in Congo-DRC under unsafe conditions; natural resources in the same nation help fuel civil conflicts and degrade the ecosystem on which people depend.
The most commonly cited example was the role of nurse practitioners.
The most commonly cited example of QALY League Tables in action is the Oregon Experiment of the early 1990s – an attempt to identify a set of health services to be funded under the US Medicaid program for the people of Oregon [ 14].
