The phrase "are commonly present on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the frequent occurrence of something in a specific context or location.
Example: "Certain species of birds are commonly present on the island during the summer months."
Alternatives: "are often found on" or "are frequently seen on".
Wakelin et al. [17] have found that Penicillium spp. are commonly present on wheat roots grown in Australia and demonstrate a P-solubilising capacity.
Dome-shaped papillae are commonly present on trematodes tegument surfaces, and they are believed to have a sensory function [71] related to feeding at the oral aperture, pressure detection on the general body surface, and sexual reception around the genital pore [72].
However, ligands for 2B4, CRACC and NTB-A are commonly present on hematopoietic cells [8].
These resistance genes are commonly present on mobile genetic elements such as plasmids and integrons in clinical isolates of Gram-negative microorganisms [ 4].
The fact that GalMBP binds two subsets of galactose-terminating glycans that are commonly present on tumor cells makes it a powerful tool for identifying and analyzing glycoproteins present on tumor cell lines.
The Tn, sialyl-Tn and Core 6 structures are all rare on normal cell surfaces but particularly the first two of these glycans are commonly present on cell surface mucins of carcinomas and other tumor cells (Ju et al. 2008).
An ammoniacal smell is the result of decomposition of urea to ammonia by bacteria and is commonly present on babies' diapers.
An active global tectonic cycle is not required for the formation and operation of serpentinization-driven SHS and hence we assume that these environments were commonly present on the Hadean Earth.
6 An erythrosis reaction is commonly present on the face of DM patients.
This finding has been extensively reported for cutaneous human papillomavirus (HPV), which is commonly present on the superficial layers of the skin of most persons (11 ).
Medical complications are commonly present in veno-venous ECMO but have limited impact on patient outcome.
