The phrase "a form of common" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing types or categories of something that is widely shared or prevalent, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "In sociology, we often study a form of common behavior that emerges in group dynamics."
Alternatives: "a type of common" or "a kind of common".
And morality is a form of common sense: the sense we have in common of what we all owe to each other.
Mr. Boos said that lending to midsize businesses could suffer because the new rules would no longer allow the landesbanks to consider nonvoting shares as a form of common equity.
But an absence of love in the world we help construct around us - that's regarded as a form of common sense.
Lastly, naive knowledge (NK) is considered as a form of common belief, legitimated by commonsensical opinions that are produced within home, work, and community interactions (Gardiner 2006; Lemke 1998; Moje et al. 2001).
The Clit List is, I like to think, something that is very practical and a form of common sense".
Nevertheless, the avowed goal of the British remained the same as in 1946: to introduce "a form of common citizenship open to all those, irrespective of race, who regarded Malaya as their real home and as the object of their loyalty".
Such "faint-hearted originalism" (Scalia 1989) may reduce, in the end, to a form of living constitutionalism.[19] Indeed, as we shall see in the next section, the role of judicial interpretations of abstract constitutional provisions is central to that prominent form of living constitutionalism which views constitutional interpretation as a form of common-law reasoning.
PFIZER donates millions of doses of Zithromax to the International Trachoma Initiative, which treats a form of blindness common in central Africa.
Haroun, who speaks Zaghawa, a form of Arabic common in Darfur, and virtually no English, was detained for almost five months after his arrest.
The first is to maintain that there is a form of oppression common to all women.
Some Incognito sympathizers call the "bullying" a form of hazing common in football.
