The phrase "are common to multiple" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing characteristics, features, or elements that are shared among various items, groups, or categories.
Example: "The challenges faced by these organizations are common to multiple sectors, highlighting the need for a collaborative approach."
Alternatives: "shared by several" or "prevalent across various".
Some addresses are common to multiple keys and hence, frequently accessed.
Our first principal finding is that external benchmarking can cause an auditor to focus on performance measures that are unique to a business unit and disregard performance measures that are common to multiple business units but not benchmarked.
We have examined the k-gene combinations among genes that are differentially expressed in each cancer type to find gene combinations that are common to multiple cancer types.
Such specificity is in marked contrast to the majority of known TLR signalling components which are common to multiple TLRs [1], [2].
Despite this, the search for novel TLR signalling components has continued [2] motivated in part by the fact that the above mentioned signalling components are common to multiple TLRs and so only partially explain the receptor specificity apparent in TLR responses [3].
Chromosomal aberrations that are common to multiple tumors are an important signature for tracing their histories, in that they indicate that these multiple tumors share a common lineage.
Repetitive negative thinking (RNT) is common to multiple emotional disorders and occurs before, during, and following a stressor.
Further work is needed to determine whether the negative impact of mechanical loosening is common to multiple sites and soil types and to link the reduction in earthworm number and biomass to future soil function.
Many predicted mRNA targets were found to be common to multiple highly expressed miRNAs.
These findings indicate that the imprinting phenomenon is common to multiple strains of mice.
In addition, this cagPAI-dependent effect is common to multiple H. pylori strains, and the histone H3 Ser10 dephosphorylation is independent of ERK and p38 pathways, and type I interferon (IFN) signaling.
