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Discover LudwigThe phrase "and how common" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when inquiring about the frequency or prevalence of something.
Example: "I wonder how effective this treatment is and how common its side effects are."
Alternatives: "and how frequent" or "and how prevalent".
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Lyme disease: How and how common?
But what is sepsis and how common is it?
What is epilepsy and how common is it?
Elizabeth: What are your Citrix offices look like, and how common is telecommuting for Citrix?
Is there a present-day counterpart of this galaxy, and how common are such galaxies?
What does it mean to be intersexed and how common is it?
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The authors suggest that differences in delay for the different cancers depend on how the tumour presents and also how common (and thus predictive) the symptoms are in the group that are presenting.
"I was impressed by how eloquently he wove together his French and Muslim identities and philosophies, and wondered both how common and how influential this type of thinking was," she says.
Just what happened to Williams and me, how common is it, and what can be done to prevent it?
See the entry on common knowledge for discussion of this controversy and of how common knowledge informs both game theory and the philosophical study of convention.
This article reviews current evidence on CSC chemoresistance and shows how common genetic variations in CSC-related genes may predict individual response to anti-cancer agents.
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