The phrase "and does not commonly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is not frequently or typically observed or experienced.
Example: "This species of bird is known for its vibrant colors and does not commonly inhabit urban areas."
Alternatives: "and is not often" or "and rarely".
However, standard neo-adjuvant treatment for rectal cancer with long-course radiotherapy and concomitant chemotherapy including 5-flourouracil 36 has low emetogenicity and does not commonly imply the requirement of anti-emetics such as glucocorticoids.
In the present study we have seen no difference in complications using the 2 suture types, which may reflect the faster dissolving Vicryl Rapide suture used in our study, which, in our experience, handles well and does not commonly result in suture granulomata.
Similarly, for jittery input, unconnected cells (microcircuit size N = 1) showed only a negligible modulation of response rate due to dendritic excitability (Fig. 4 B) and did not commonly exhibit BAC firing or NMDA depolarizations (Fig. 4 C, dashed black curve).
"Get off me," she said in a voice so flat and calm Robbie wasn't sure he'd heard it at all, and because she was an American woman and didn't commonly make use of the term "clod," she added, "you big doof".
Businesses typically look for people who possess skills and don't commonly consider training the displaced to do something else.
Make sure that both of your dogs are comfortable with being around each other, and don't commonly fight on or off the leash.
Although this examination includes energy parameters such as glucose and lactate concentrations, it does not commonly use Coefficient of Energy Balance CEBB).
The choice of materials helps, preferably something unusual that does not commonly belong in a gallery.
The show does not commonly recast presidential candidates in the middle of election cycles.
