The phrase "a victory of common" is not correct in English and seems incomplete.
It may be intended to convey a sense of collective achievement or shared success, but it requires additional context or modification to be clear.
Example: "The recent election was seen as a victory of common interests among the community."
Alternatives: "a victory for the common good" or "a triumph of the collective".
Mr. Shuvalov called it "a victory of common sense".
It's a victory of common sense to wait and see after 2012 what to do".
Opponents of circumcision hailed the trend as a victory of common sense over what they call culturally accepted genital mutilation.
Bill Keller, the former editor of the New York Times, heralded the not guilty verdict on this charge as a "victory of common sense over petty vindictiveness".
Photograph: SAUL LOEB/AFP/Getty Images 7.48pm BST Bill Keller, former editor of the New York Times, heralded the not guilty verdict on the aiding the enemy charge as a "victory of common sense over petty vindictiveness", writes Ed Pilkington Under Kellerr's editorship in 2010, the New York Times joined forces with the Guardian and Der Spiegel to publish many of the first WikiLeaks disclosures.
Sanjoy Majumder reports from Delhi, on what he says is being seen as "a victory of the common man".
Re "N.F.L. Opens Door to Vick, Though Not All the Way," July 25: To allow Michael Vick to play professional football again is a victory of dollars over common sense and our collective ideal of sportsmanship.
Dena Hoff, a Montana farmer and a member of the Northern Plains Resource Council, a plaintiff in the case, called it a "victory for the rule of law, and a victory for common sense stewardship of the land and water upon which we all depend.
Reuters P.L.C., the loser this week in a closely watched contest with Thomson Financial to replace Merrill Lynch's antiquated in-house market-data services, moved quickly yesterday to cast its loss of the multiyear contract as a victory for common sense and disciplined control of profit margins.
[C7.] Reuters Loses Merrill Contract Reuters, the loser in a closely watched contest with Thomson Financial to replace Merrill Lynch's antiquated market-data services, moved quickly to cast its loss of the multiyear contract as a victory for common sense and disciplined control of profit margins.
