The phrase "a more common practice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing the frequency of a particular practice to another, indicating that one is more prevalent than the other.
Example: "Using digital tools for communication has become a more common practice in the workplace since the pandemic."
Alternatives: "a more prevalent practice" or "a more frequent practice".
In locating the source of those infections, which are not sexually transmitted, some researchers have begun looking at douching, a more common practice among black women than white, according to Dr. Dawn Misra, an epidemiologist at Johns Hopkins University.
He also insisted the alternative application of human urine is a more common practice than Americans think, a fact to which any regular on Craigslist's Casual Encounters listings can attest.
Plastering fossils to make them look like perfect specimens was a more common practice decades ago, said Marilyn Fox, the preparator in the vertebrate paleontology division at the Peabody Museum of Natural History at Yale University.
While black face – a Caucasian actor applying make-up to portray a character of African descent – was generally considered a relic of a more racist past, yellow face (as well as brown face and red face) remains a more common practice to this day.
This is becoming a more common practice and encourages universities to hire junior faculty," says Berdahl.
Instead, simple visual overlay of 2D geological and geophysical maps and/or cross-sections is a more common practice.
Many lawyers say that is a far more common practice than lying to convict someone.
Practicing non-violence is not unique to the color revolutions and it has been a far more common practice of protestors than the molotov cocktails littering the images most people see.
A less inclusive but more common practice lacks a Prepare phase, and the Focus is an interpretive question, for which students must recognise an appropriate response, from their prior knowledge and values (Alexander [2000], Nuthall [2005], Rose [2004], [2011]).
Once wiki style online collaboration becomes an all the more common practice, Mayfield believes that SocialText's exclusive focus on wikis, four years of experience in the sector, open source technology and straight forward pricing structure will continue to set them apart from the competition.
But the more common practice is a less formalized sex-for-money exchange in which nothing is negotiated up front.
