The phrase "area a common" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it cannot be used effectively in written English.
Example: "In this area a common issue is the lack of resources."
Alternatives: "common area" or "shared space".
There is no radar coverage below 4,000 feet in the area — a common problem in Alaska.
Seismic activity in the area (a common occurrence, according to Pliny) was a warning to the locals that Vesuvius might blow, but one they apparently did not heed.
Iron concentrations are slightly higher in the study area, a common characteristic of water in many parts of Bangladesh.
Sensing applications in WSNs can be crudely classified into two categories: mapping the distribution of a parameter over an area (a common requirement of building control or environmental monitoring networks[7]) and monitoring a particular 'point‐source' signal (for example, a seismic signal[8]).
The Detroit area, a common destination for the past 15 years for Iraqi refugees, is ready for a Syrian influx, said Hassan Jaber, executive director of the Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services in Dearborn.
Only for crown projection area and for crown surface area, a common slope could be assumed.
The buffer for each patient was thus represented by a polygonal area; intersecting areas yielded a common area representing a likely location for the source of the outbreak.
When mathematical modelling is applied to many different application areas, a common task is the estimation of states and parameters based on measurements.
In high rainfall areas a common objective is to lead unavoidable surface run-off safely off the land using drains and ditches.
The saddlebag area is a common problem area for women," she says.
where Si is the area of a common singlet ion, is the average area of the common singlet ions in a bin.
