The phrase "a reasonably common" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is fairly frequent or typical in a certain context.
Example: "Using social media for marketing has become a reasonably common practice among businesses today."
Alternatives: "fairly typical" or "somewhat frequent".
Luis Echegoyen: This is a very difficult and sensitive situation to be in and, unfortunately, a reasonably common one.
Every iPhone 4 buyer purchased the device sight unseen, effectively forgoing their chance to hear about any problems that might arise at launch — a reasonably common occurrence in consumer tech.
Toxic blue-green algae blooms are a reasonably common occurrence in the lake.
A key informant explained a reasonably common scenario: …the family doesn't want to pay and we could be talking over a thousand dollars but they've still got the [direct payment of the child care subsidy] from the government… I've asked [the government] and they say it's up to us because it's our business, to get the money back (Key Informant 18).
These microarray results affirm the success of PCR products used as reporter spots on microarrays in producing equally valid data across all reasonably common ORF lengths.
Strict unidimensionality denotes the presence of a single common factor whereas essential unidimensionality indicates the presence of a reasonably dominant common factor along with secondary minor dimensions [ 28, 29].
But a double fault - they seem reasonably common in the wheelchair form of the game - levels things.
Comparisons of a non-pharmacological intervention with an intervention from the same category are reasonably common in the CDSR (13%).
"The idea of sticking a piece of paper over your webcam is reasonably common among the more paranoid corners of the hacker community," he said.
[ 25] These errors are reasonably common and by concentrating on a limited number we believe we can identify them with high sensitivity irrespective of the 'platform' in use – i.e. irrespective of whether the computer system has been deployed.
And something odd started to happen, an experience I've since been told is reasonably common.
