The phrase "available common practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a widely accepted method or approach that is accessible or in use within a particular field or context.
Example: "In the field of software development, using version control systems is considered an available common practice."
Alternatives: "widely accepted practice" or "standard procedure".
For regions where no actual measured values are available, a common practice is to estimate average daily global solar radiation using appropriate empirical correlations based on the measured relevant data at those locations.
Even where soap is available, the common practice is to wash hands using water only.
Using medians or quartiles as cut-off points when no official cut-off points are available is common practice.
A third compound, HWS 46-3000, appeared to be well tolerated, but it is not yet available in common practice.
When a reference sequence is not available, a common practice is to assemble reads into contigs and align all reads against them [ 12- 16].
Elaborating new paediatric formulations when no commercial forms are available is a common practice in pharmacy laboratories; among these, oral liquid formulations are the most common.
Elaborating new paediatric formulations when no commercial forms are available is a common practice in pharmacy laboratories; amongst these, oral liquid formulations are the most common.
For developers who do want their websites to be available everywhere, a common practice is to build special versions of sites for mobile devices, with pared-down features and, sometimes, content.
Although various classifications of surface chemistry are available, the most common practice is to characterize surfaces as hydrophilic or hydrophobic.
A critical aspect of this announcement — one that has gotten much less attention — is that the use of such third-party data is a common practice available through most internet companies' ad-targeting services.
