The phrase "as commonly defined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a definition that is widely accepted or recognized by a majority of people or sources.
Example: "The term 'sustainability' refers to practices that are environmentally friendly, as commonly defined in ecological literature."
Alternatives: "as widely understood" or "as generally accepted".
THE Singapore dream, as commonly defined, comprises five Cs.
We all know that intelligence, as commonly defined, isn't enough to impact the world all by itself.
Therefore, this assessment does not provide a complete water footprint, as commonly defined [30, 31, 42].
As commonly defined in our industry, branding is the process of creating a feeling, attitude or perception in a person towars a product or company.
To begin with the conclusion: Privatization, as commonly defined, wouldn't work here.
The terms in the linear model represent the singleton and interaction effects as commonly defined in linear regression analysis.
Weather, as most commonly defined, occurs in the troposphere, the lowest region of the atmosphere that extends from the Earth's surface to 6 8 km (4 5 miles) at the poles and to about 17 km (11 miles) at the Equator.
MS, as most commonly defined, separates the dam and the pups for 180 min while early-handling is generally defined by a 15 min separation (for example see: [18]).
It is now well established that obesity, as most commonly defined according to body mass index (BMI), substantially increases the risk of type-2 diabetes [ 2], hypertension [ 2], cardiovascular disease [ 3], and all-cause mortality [ 4].
Biological markers, which are often referred to as biomarkers, are commonly defined as objectively measured and evaluated indicators of physiological or pathological processes or pharmacological responses to therapeutic intervention [ 1], although there are also several other definitions.
The duration of pain experienced by participants should be greater than 3 months as this duration is commonly defined as the chronic phase of pain.
