The phrase "as common business" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that is typical or usual in a business context, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "In our industry, it is important to treat customer feedback as common business to improve our services."
Alternatives: "as standard practice" or "as usual procedure".
Outsourcing has changed greatly since its introduction as a common business practice and term in 1989.
As was common business practice, they had taken out insurance on the lives of the slaves as cargo.
He said he works with trade associations that are careful to use grant money from similar groups on appropriate non-political activity such as promoting "common business interests".
I'm putting on my shoes at the stinky steamy locker room at a Taipei city pool earlier this month and a poster on the wall asks me to "check in". This sort of Facebook request along with like-us pleas are as common as "open for business" signs on the super-wired island of Taiwan.
In a world where business travel is as common as rain in England, how do you stay fit when work wreaks havoc on your regimen?
It had been found a few days earlier in a nearby forest, and he brought it home to sell as scrap metal, a common business that earns local families a few extra dollars.
Today, however, business blogs are becoming as common as iPods, and by some estimates are growing at a steady rate.
She said their relationship was well known to her private office, adding that she did not know she needed to declare they had "a common business interest as minority shareholders in a small food company".
Although it was "widely known" that he was her husband's second cousin, she said, she had not realised the need to declare that they also had "a common business interest as minority shareholders in a small food company".
At this layer, two basic tasks should be handled via BPEL engine: (1) binding and invoking RESTful web service, along with SOAP-based web service; (2) enabling the common business process as a service.
