"common for young" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is typically experienced by young people. For example, "Young people often feel overwhelmed by the pressure to succeed, a common feeling for young adults."
I think that's incredibly common for young women.
It's incredibly common for young people of that age to dabble in extremist thought.
In some neighbourhoods, prison is the norm, or at least common, for young men.
As has the knowledge, supported by international swimmers, that it is common for young athletes to put on a spurt.
It is strikingly common for young Israelis to start businesses with friends that they met in the army.
It is also common for young men, including some of those involved in the terror case, to go to Yemen to select a wife.
Statewide, it is fairly common for younger students to receive less physical education than the state requires, said Doug Jann, education programs consultant for the California Department of Education.
The report notes that although concerns about physical appearance used to be the preserve of older teens, it's common for younger girls to feel the pressure too now.
"It's becoming more common for younger players to qualify, but for me to make it while still in high school it's a great achievement, to play in my sport's biggest tournament ever at age 17," Stackhouse said.
This is made more complicated by co-offending, which is quite common for younger car thieves (Light et al. 1993), if some in an offending party search nearby targets while others are breaking into a given car.
It was common for younger siblings to attend alongside the child attending MEND if no other childcare was available.
