The phrase "as a common entity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that is recognized or accepted as a shared or collective unit among a group.
Example: "In the study of social dynamics, we often analyze individuals as a common entity to understand group behavior."
Alternatives: "as a collective unit" or "as a shared entity".
Second, it requires a shared perspective that allows the organisation to be interpreted as a common entity [21].
CHF caused by a predominant abnormality in diastolic function has been increasingly recognised as a common entity and a cause of significant morbidity and mortality, as 40 50% of the patients with heart failure may have isolated diastolic dysfunction with a normal or near normal left ventricle (LV) systolic function [2, 3, 4].
The present study further emphasized the importance of recognizing monomicrobial NF caused by K. pneumoniae as a common entity of NF in diabetic patients.
Most studies of perinatal lamb mortality do not distinguish between stillbirths and early neonatal deaths but consider these as a common entity when, for instance, evaluating determinants for perinatal deaths.
During such scenes when Carey appears with the choir, he felt it seemed as though they were both channeling a common entity through music; God.
The limited liability company is a common entity choice for many businesses.
We emphasize that, although we interpret our findings as indicative of overlapping neuroanatomical phenotype, we do not imply that schizophrenia and autism constitute a common entity.
Postmortem and epidemiological studies in cancer patients have established VTE both as a common coexisting entity and as a direct cause of death.
In accordance with the aforementioned concept, PDAC and dCC and ampullary adenocarcinoma should be considered as a common tumor entity 16.
However, there are messages which most devices transmit, and those are not specific to a profile standard; therefore they can be treated as separate common entity with a referenced instances to the relevant sensors.
