The phrase "approach common in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or strategy that is frequently utilized in a particular context or field.
Example: "The approach common in modern education emphasizes collaborative learning and critical thinking."
Alternatives: "method frequently used in" or "strategy prevalent in".
What the executives saw was a hitter with an approach common in Japan: a high kick with the front foot.
Another useful approach, common in professional services but applicable in other product domains, is to create groups that cut across functional areas.
"What struck me most about this work is that it steers clear of the case-method approach common in many legal textbooks.
"I've heard this from my reliable sources," the newspaper said, attributing the words to Mr. Berlusconi through an omniscient narrator approach common in Italian journalism.
In this study, we apply an approach common in the application of EEG electrodes to the application of specialized NIRS optical fibers.
Similarities between (first-stage) multivariate patterns are assessed by rank-based matrix correlations, preserving the fully non-parametric approach common in marine community studies.
"Weight-focused approaches common in clinical practice today may not produce intended outcomes," Sonneville said.
Unlike more traditional techniques that measure the entirety of cellular force output, the ability of these sensors to measure mechanical stress at the molecular level means they are innately compatible with concepts and approaches common in molecular biology and biophysics.
This libertarian approach contrasts starkly with the secularist approach more common in Europe, according to which individuals should be free to express their religion in the privacy of their own homes, churches or temples – but not in public.
Consider sharing this entry with your coworkers, and helping them see the value of this approach over the more common "minimal contact" approach so common in health care.
Such a data-driven approach is common in larger companies, and it's not surprising that Dropbox would take such a rigorous approach to enterprise tools.
