The phrase "a more common view" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing perspectives or opinions that are widely held or accepted by a larger group of people.
Example: "In recent years, a more common view among experts is that climate change is primarily driven by human activity."
Alternatives: "a more prevalent perspective" or "a more widely accepted opinion".
The ruling African National Congress's Women's League, however, responded with a more common view.
A more common view has been that BBC executives, already wary because of a recent series of embarrassments unrelated to Middle East coverage, became so averse to controversy that they made an awkward extension of the concept of impartiality to a purely humanitarian issue.
However, a more common view in the region is that expressed by Australia's foreign minister, Kevin Rudd, at a recent press conference in Washington, that the "stability of East Asia and the Pacific remains anchored in the strategic presence of the United States".
The romantic objection to emphasizing it is that a class too focused on rules and order will only replicate the power structure; a more common view is that classroom management is essential but somewhat boring and certainly less interesting than creating lesson plans.
A more common view has been to argue that privacy and intimacy are deeply related.
A more common view, however, is to see judgments of beauty not as grounded in morality, but rather, along with judgments of the sublime, as contributing to an account of moral feeling, and hence of how morality is possible for human beings (for a clear statement of the contrast between these views, see the introduction to Guyer 1993).
Dowlen's supervisor, Prof John Keady, who leads the dementia and ageing research team at Manchester University, is excited about the MIM projects, which he sees as confirming his view of dementia as a loss of self and social identity, rather than the more common view of it as a loss of creative and cognitive skills.
Newt Gingrich loves it.A more common view among economists, however, is that the simultaneous tightening of fiscal and monetary policy turned a tough situation into an awful one.
Such thinking stands in contrast to the more common view that the current downturn will be relatively mild, requiring no more help than Congress is currently considering.
"I support having Western companies work with us," Mr. Kukes said, "But the much more common view among Russian oil executives is: we can do without".
But as soon as the settlers moved away, young conscripts from cities like Jerusalem and Tel Aviv reverted to the more common view among Israelis: that the settlers have been living an unsustainable dream.
