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The phrase "a method common to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method that is widely used or shared among a group or category.
Example: "The study employed a method common to many researchers in the field of psychology."
Alternatives: "a method shared by" or "a method prevalent in".
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At the University of Michigan Health System, more than 90% of all registry patients are identified by manual review, a method common to many institutions.
We analyzed the industry, government, and public health agency documents by assembling chronologically constructed case studies, a method common to sociology, political science, and anthropology (e.g., analyses of a corporation's organizational structure, a social movement, or a tribe) (Hill 1993; Yin 1994) (Table 2).
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Confronted with an unreliable subject she has adopted a method more common to novels than biographies.
The over-representation analysis method, a common method to assess the enrichment of specific biological themes in a gene list [ 3], was used to determine the representative GO terms of a pathway.
A hydrothermal method is a common method to fabricate manganite nanowires, which usually involves heating an aqueous suspension of precursor in a Teflon vessel at befitting temperatures and pressures.
Activation energy (E a) extraction by the Arrhenius method in the retention plot is a common method to evaluate data retention [18, 19].
Stopped-flow method captures rapid changes of RBC volume and is a common method to measure RBC osmotic permeability.
Spray drying is a common method to manufacture encapsulated powders.
Self-medicating with drugs, alcohol or intemperance of any kind is a common method to obtain some psychic relief.
Squeezing two parallel bars of a handgrip instrument is a common method to measure GS.
Employing a disturbance observer is a common method to reject such disturbances.
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