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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a fundamental and common problem" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues that are widely recognized and significant in a particular context or field.
Example: "The lack of access to clean water is a fundamental and common problem faced by many communities around the world."
Alternatives: "a basic and widespread issue" or "a crucial and prevalent challenge".
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There is a fundamental and common currency of information representation across prediction centers of the brain.
Understanding the underlying mechanism of decision making under risk remains a fundamental and difficult problem.
While public goods games are about gains and commons problems are about losses, they share a fundamental tenet: individuals trying to maximize their own gains will lead to group destruction.
Averaging is the most fundamental and common combination method for numeric output (i.e. regression problem), while voting is a common combination method for nominal output (i.e. classification problem).
While there is much pleasure to be had from The Pedant in the Kitchen, it still seems to suffer from a fundamental problem common to virtually all newspaper columns repackaged in book form.
Finding a way to consolidate the different views of many individuals into a single outcome is a fundamental problem common to areas as diverse as voting for president or judging skaters.
And financial stress remains a very common problem people face.
Is this a common problem and common solution?
And it's a common problem for many people.
And it is a common problem, Silberg said.
A fundamental requirement if such approaches are to work is that stakeholders in a particular natural resource learn to appreciate that they have a common problem (Box 4).
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