The phrase "as a common utility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is widely available or used by many people for a specific purpose.
Example: "The internet serves as a common utility, providing access to information and communication for millions of users worldwide."
Alternatives: "as a shared resource" or "as a public service".
In CEA and CUA, the common outcome denominator is not monetised, but expressed in terms of a common utility measure such as Quality Adjusted Life Years.
Also, the process will normally operate as part of an integrated manufacturing site consisting of a number of processes serviced by a common utility system.
Telephone service, like other significant technologies such as the printing press that came before and the computer which came after, was transformed from a business tool and luxury good to a common utility.
Consumers share a common utility function and have identical preferences regarding quality; however, their search costs differ (as in Hortaçsu and Syverson 2004).
A common utility that comes preloaded onto OSX is called "Archive Utility," and it opens supported file types automatically.
Wrapper classes share common interface and data access code, as well as common utilities such as logging (which is implemented, but not currently made available) and error handling.
As common utility metric the mean opinion score is used, defined by the vector (11).
As a common practice in utilities for critical infrastructures, one or more backup EMSs are typically deployed.
This is also known as "utility computing", which means treating computing resources as other common utilities, such as water and electricity.
The proposed 3D underground cadastral data model can register various types of 3D underground properties including architectures such as shopping mall, public walkway, parking lot, and etc., and civil infrastructures such as subway, road, water supply, sewage, common utility tunnel, and etc.
