The phrase "as common with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is typical or usual in relation to a particular subject or context.
Example: "As common with many urban areas, traffic congestion can be a significant issue."
Alternatives: "as is typical with" or "as often seen with".
Moreover, many patients did not realize that impotence is just as common with external beam radiation as it is with prostatectomy.
They may not be as well known as Brazil's love motels, but in Argentina they're just as common with virtually one on every block.
What can I do? A. Becoming leggy, then dying back, is almost as common with these spring bloomers as the lacelike squiggles in the leaves caused by columbine leaf miners.
His sound fuses issue-led lyrics that draw inspiration from 'conscious' US rappers such as Common with the kind of pulsating basslines and skittery beats associated with grime, but there is something distinctive about this 24-year-old.
As common with many technological advances, an adjustment period may be required before transitioning to full-time use of digital SPECT for clinical practice.
As common with many of these biopolymer textiles, the wet strength of the slaughterhouse yarn is relatively low (think of a gel capsule in contact with water).
While there were some instances where UMP inferred highly reticulated networks on the simulations with recombination, it was not as common as with NN or SD (see Table 2).
While not as common as with terrestrial microgrids, renewable energy systems (mainly PV) are beginning to appear on ships.
33 Again, use of condoms among married couples is not as common as with other partners.
Co-residence with siblings was as common as living with parents.
For example, groups with n probe sets are more than twice as common as groups with n+1 probe sets.
