The phrase "a more common method" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing the frequency or popularity of different methods in a particular context.
Example: "In our research, we found that using surveys is a more common method for gathering data than interviews."
Alternatives: "a more prevalent approach" or "a more widely used technique."
A more common method forms the pile with a carded sliver.
However, among those who currently take drugs this figure jumps to 16%, suggesting it is becoming a more common method of acquiring drugs.
The reflectance coefficients obtained are very close to those measured by a more common method.
These methods were compared with a more common method of medium frequency (MF) pulsed reactive DC magnetron sputtering.
As landscape scale assessments and modeling become a more common method for evaluating alternatives in integrated resource management, new techniques are needed to display and evaluate outcomes for large numbers of stands over long periods.
We evaluated our interfaces in a series of studies in controlled conditions and compared them to a 3D map interface, which is a more common method for accessing location-based information.
A second, more common method takes advantage of broken chemical bonds on the inside surface of the pipes that provide an excess of negatively charged electrons.
A simpler and more common method is round seizing.
A third and more common method is to use matching or regression methods where patients with diabetes are stratified by presence or absence of DFU.
Infrared detonators are an advance over the more common method of rigging bombs to explode after an insurgent nearby presses a button on a cell phone, a garage-door opener or other device that gives off an electric signal.
Known to the medical profession as intact dilation and extraction, this procedure was developed as an alternative to induced labor, formerly the more common method of abortion once a pregnancy was too far advanced to permit the fetus's head to pass through the birth canal in the conventional surgical abortion known as D & E, for dilation and evacuation.
