The phrase "again commonly" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize that something is happening frequently once more, but it is better to rephrase for clarity.
Example: "The issue has arisen again commonly in recent discussions."
Alternatives: "once again frequently" or "recurrently often".
It is that time of year again, commonly known as "UNGA" to the many policy, technical and advocacy experts buzzing around the United Nations in New York.
A single multivariate model was fitted, and again commonly used prior specification for variance components (V = diag(2) * 0.02, nu = 3) was used.
(#6, G2P1) Fear was again commonly expressed as having influenced their ability to access care.
Also, many suicidal patients attend primary care facilities in the months before their suicide attempt, again commonly for reasons not directly related to their psychological distress [ 22].
Again, commonly marketed for women, but if you have medium or long hair, using a curler is another easy and quick way to get your hair curled up.
The 170 articles again most commonly contained level III or V evidence (35 % and 33, respectively) and least commonly level I evidence (1%) [Table 1].
Previous studies, a literature search, or both, were again most commonly cited.
Hemorrhage was again more commonly observed following surgical castration in this weight class.
The subtenon approach is clearly less invasive than the intravitreal one [ 39] although, here again, this commonly used method is not free of potential complications such as the accidental injection directly into the choroidal or retinal circulation, perforation of the ocular bulb, occlusion of the central retinal artery and cataract [ 39].
Unfortunately, again, the most commonly studied sub-primates do not possess a conspicuous pars gigantocellularis.
A designcooling load represents heat flow into a building via the building envelope and from internal sources, again under a commonly accepted set of assumptions.
