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The phrase "and more common" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is increasingly prevalent or frequently encountered in comparison to other things.
Example: "In recent years, electric cars have become more popular and more common on the roads."
Alternatives: "and increasingly prevalent" or "and more frequent".
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Online bullying will become more and more common and it has real and often tragic effects.
The good news is that immediate access to your plan is becoming more and more common.
Heat pipes are also becoming more and more common.
But antibiotic resistant bacteria became more and more common.
"These kinds of calls are becoming more and more common.
Unfortunately, Tom's story will probably become more and more common.
This is becoming more and more common in museums.
It can make hostage-taking more lucrative and more common.
Such actions have become more and more common.
Engineered sanitary landfills are becoming more and more common worldwide.
The Internet is becoming more and more common.
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