The phrase "a very common method" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a technique or approach that is frequently employed in a particular context or field.
Example: "Using a very common method, researchers were able to gather data efficiently and effectively."
Alternatives: "a widely used method" or "a prevalent technique".
"This is a very common method".
This is in fact a very common method.
The real life mobile network is a very common method.
Surface modification by silanization is a very common method for particle functionalization.
Self-administered questionnaires are a very common method for determining tobacco use, but assessment is needed of their validity for specific groups, such as occasional smokers or students of health sciences.
MTS is a very common method for monitoring cell proliferation, and is useful because it specifically detects viable cells, in contrast to many other labeling protocols that do not discriminate between live and dead cells.
The NR metric proposed in this paper is independent from the error concealment techniques implemented in the video player; however, since frame repetition is a very common concealment method, here, the assessment of the quality loss produced by freezing the video in correspondence of frame losses is specifically addressed.
Withdrawal which is considered to be a very common contraceptive method nationally, is practiced at rates of 29.5% among women between ages 40 – 44 and 20.9% among women between ages 45 – 49 [ 6, 8].
Two very common methods are first, to fit by minimising the sum of squares of differences between the actual and expected survival probabilities at a range of time points (the "least squares" method), and second to regress some function of the survival probability against some other function of time, e.g. to fit a Weibull curve, regress ln -ln(S(t)) vs. ln -ln(the "regreS ton" method) [ 7].
In some regions, these are very common methods of commercial cooking, roasting meats at upward of 500 or 600 °F (260 or 316 °C) for a short period of time, which results in very juicy, crispy meat.
For example a very common combination of method and basis for organic molecules is B3LYP + 6-31G**.
