The phrase "a degree common" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a level of commonality or shared characteristic, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "There is a degree of common understanding among the team members."
Alternatives: "a level of commonality" or "a certain degree of similarity."
The outcome of the translational process is at least to a certain degree common knowledge objects, forms or positions.
Henry went to the Hackney Academy, a private school near London, and in 1748 entered Peterhouse College, Cambridge, where he remained for three years before he left without taking a degree (a common practice).
Witt, a fifth-year senior last fall, went through graduation ceremonies with his class last May, though he did not receive a degree — a common practice — and he described himself earlier this month to The Yale Daily News, as having graduated.
Just be glad the wretched thing was cut. 5. Giving us a story If nothing else, the long, wasteful and humiliating epic of Spider-Man reinforces a truth universally known among playwrights and, well, anyone with a degree of common sense: story matters.
"I was of the firm belief, as was Vanunu, that an interview would help to highlight the ridiculousness of the restrictions, and show those in the Israeli government who had displayed a degree of common sense about the issue - notably the attorney general, Menahem Mazuz - that they were pointless and repressive".
This requires a degree of common knowledge, but –– prima facie at least –– it does not imply, for instance, that any prescription to conform is in force in the community.
He explained, "Now, that's a degree of common sense that goes beyond this thing that says, 'Well he broke laws, therefore he has to go.'".
"That's contrary to a degree of common sense that is the speed at which America is supposed to work at.
Migratory insects flying at high altitude at night often show a degree of common alignment, sometimes with quite small angular dispersions around the mean.
Without a degree of common sense, and yes, political savvy, about what might realistically make things better, it may be that nothing will be achieved at all.
