The phrase "as a common model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a widely accepted or standard example in a particular context or field.
Example: "The researchers used the theory as a common model to explain the observed phenomena in their study."
Alternatives: "as a standard example" or "as a typical model".
It would take at least another decade before rooftop living consolidated as a common model among the urban middle-class.
For many years, pyrolite has been regarded as a common model for Earth's primitive mantle.
Furthermore, the DIC was applied as a common model selection criteria that takes into account goodness of fit while penalizing models for overfitting.
H2O2 has the same oxidation resistance as ox-LDL, is easier to produce, and is well established as a common model for oxidative injury [ 6, 7].
This reiterates that although HUVECs are used as a common model of vascular function, they do not represent an appropriate substitute in the context of the uterus.
Instead, various secondary structure features will be computed (such as their free energy, shape, string representation, etc)., and the tree-like structure representations will serve as a common model for the precise and uniform definition of these derived features.
The classifier can be thought of as building a common model for the three datasets (the data from all three modalities) in each subject.
Using the GEM as a common modeling framework for all samples allows us to study the influence of sample size and sampling method on disease dynamics.
As indicated above, first a common model was sought for the two PD-groups on the grounds that the principal component analyses indicated that there were serious differences between the PD groups and the PSP group.
Applying the extended Cone model as a common framework for evaluating the three companies' NGO interaction is a good tool to identify similarities and differences between the companies.
In fact, the frame and signaling structures in the specification of FlashLinQ are provided to serve as a common system model for our discussion.
