The phrase "a commonplace activity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or event that is ordinary or frequently encountered in daily life.
Example: "Going for a walk in the park is a commonplace activity for many people on weekends."
Alternatives: "a routine task" or "a typical occurrence".
The credits can also be resold, a commonplace activity in the arena of corporate compliance with federal environmental rules.
Security inspections are becoming a commonplace activity in locations ranging from airports to museums and shopping malls.
Last weekend, in London, Ms. Risa discovered that a commonplace activity — shooting photos of an event in order to chronicle it live on Twitter — proved out of place at her own crawl.
Fueling some optimism, Mr. Bryant, the Intel executive, said the company was not as concerned as it had been about having orders canceled -- a commonplace activity that causes high-tech companies to modify their projections -- and, in this case, was a sign that business was stabilizing.
So why isn't a commonplace activity like Financial ERP provided as a utility service?
University of Vermont biologists Bernd Heinrich and Rachel Smolker describe a commonplace activity among ravens (Corvus corax): snowboarding.
It arises any time of the day, in tandem with any commonplace activity: Walking, sitting, eating, looking, sweeping, pissing, defecating, bathing, stretching, thinking, flossing.
"Popular music and television often promote substance abuse as a popular, commonplace activity.
THOUGH an entirely commonplace activity, walking has long rewarded contemplation.
Negotiating is a commonplace life activity.
These professional couples are aware that they are merely participating in a commonplace consumption activity and that there is nothing authentic and original about its form or content.
