The phrase "and common usage of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the general acceptance or frequent application of a term, phrase, or concept in everyday language.
Example: "The term 'selfie' has gained popularity and common usage of in social media platforms over the past decade."
Alternatives: "and widespread use of" or "and frequent application of".
Potassium sorbate (PS) is a salt of sorbic acid and common usage levels of PS in various food products have ranged from 0.5 to 1.0% [ 23].
In addition to considering dictionary definitions for and the common usage of the word "personal" standing alone, Chief Justice Roberts said the word should also be considered in the context of the phrase "personal privacy".
The dates I provide are general guides for popularization and common usage, not establishment or approval of the tech.
Dave Kopel, citing John Granger's book, draws comparisons between Rowling's and Lewis's common usage of Christian symbols, such as lions, unicorns and stags.
After listening to the recordings, I'll explain some more words, analyse sentence patterns, and highlight some common usage of English.
However, it is also possible that the survival of the Finnish THA is poorer than those in Australia and in Scandinavia due to common usage of cementless implants and wear problems.
While similar patterns are evident in victims of motor vehicle accidents or sudden deceleration accidents and have led to common usage of the pseudonym, these traumatic spondylolistheses occur by a different biomechanical event in motor vehicle accidents or falls, i.e., hyperextension and compression as opposed to hyperextension and distraction (in judicial hanging).
Thus, the HANS domain is named for a prominent His-Ala-Asn-Ser pattern and DALLs for their common usage of Asp-Ala-Leu-Leu.
In future experiments we will try to learn more about the symmetry break that occurs during lobe initiation and the extent to which the similar genetic control of pavement cells and trichome shape [ 40] reflects a common usage of patterning and growth control machineries.
