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The phrase "are a common phenomenon" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that frequently occurs or is widely observed in a particular context.
Example: "In urban areas, traffic jams are a common phenomenon during rush hour."
Alternatives: "are a frequent occurrence" or "are a widespread event."
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Unpeople are a common phenomenon in the media age.
Partisan electoral interventions are a common phenomenon in world affairs.
Wildfires are a common phenomenon on most continents.
Scattered shrubs are a common phenomenon in many arid landscapes.
Inherited illnesses are a common phenomenon in modern brachycephalic dog and cat breeds71,72.
Lebanon has no formal refugee camps, and beggars and street children are a common phenomenon.
Intense (n + 1/2) fce emissions are a common phenomenon observed in the terrestrial inner magnetosphere.
Construction delays are a common phenomenon in civil engineering projects in Egypt including road construction projects.
Landslides are a common phenomenon within the Ecuadorian Andes and have an impact on soil-landscape formation.
Resin-rich zones are a common phenomenon in liquid composite molding processes causing unwanted residual stress and deformation.
Unplanned readmissions within 30 days are a common phenomenon in everyday practice and lead to increasing costs.
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