The phrase "a degree of common" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in contexts discussing shared characteristics or qualities, but it needs to be part of a more complete phrase.
Example: "There is a degree of common understanding among the team members."
Alternatives: "a level of commonality" or "a measure of shared".
"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".
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.
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.
"That's contrary to a degree of common sense that is the speed at which America is supposed to work at.
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.'".
Migratory insects flying at high altitude at night often show a degree of common alignment, sometimes with quite small angular dispersions around the mean.
The Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin (KMO) test measuring sampling adequacy produced a KMO measure of 0.92, indicating a high degree of common variance among the 21 items and that if a factor analysis was conducted, the extracted factors would account for a substantial amount of variance.
The number of tricks and stunts you can pull on a J board are limited only by your imagination and your commitment to practice, but use caution - whichever tricks you pursue, be sure to maintain a strong commitment to safety and a healthy degree of common sense.
There has to be some fix-up of the rules to inject a greater degree of common sense".
But he said a certain degree of common ground would be needed in order for any elections to be seen as legitimate and to avoid political violence.
Stakeholder clusters based on literature-evidence show a high degree of common interests among clusters and is encouraging for those seeking to maximise dialogue and consensus forming.
