The phrase "along a common line" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that two or more parties are in agreement or following a similar path in their thoughts or actions.
Example: "The committee members discussed their ideas and found that they were thinking along a common line regarding the project's direction."
Alternatives: "in agreement" or "on the same page".
The microstructure formation is dominated by thermodynamics and corresponds to a partial wetting type of morphology, as predicted by a set of three spreading coefficients, where all three phases meet along a common line of contact.
It seems likely that selection acting on DNA GC content may drive the observed difference; PC2, PC3 and PC4 all contain heavy loadings for GC content, a fundamental property of DNA, and, in PCA analyses, extant standing variation in species tended to fall along a common line roughly parallel with variation in GC content in all cases.
I will show based on comparisons of galaxies and QSO absorbers along common lines of sight that extended gaseous envelopes are a common and generic feature of galaxies of a wide range of luminosity and morphological type.
His examination of psychiatry's unfortunate flirtation with eugenics elucidates how professional groups come to think and act along common lines within specific historical contexts.
Whether they use a written multiple choice test, an interrogative approach or any other format, employers may implement their ethical questions along common lines.
Most of the larger particles are elongated nearly along a common direction parallel to the laser lines inscribed (and thus along the laser polarization vector).
Throughout his works, there is a common, simple line.
They plot along a horizontal line reflecting a common value for the initial daughter isotope ratio (D/S 0.
When a single body of liquid rock crystallizes, parent and daughter elements may separate so that, once solid, the isotopic data would define a series of points in time that can be plotted along a horizontal line reflecting a common value for the initial daughter isotope ratio (D/S 0.
With a case study we then illustrate that, if overtaking is not allowed, the presence of common lines worsens the service regularity along the corridor.
