"common nature of" is an acceptable idiom in written English.
It is often used to describe the shared characteristics of a group of people or things. For example, "The common nature of the committee's decision was to prioritize safety."
The common nature of the offense did not erase the threat of serious consequences.
The most common nature of injury were sprains, bruises and cuts.
The fact that this company exists speaks to the common nature of the problem I'm dealing with.
Strong acidity correlates at 300 °C for ester conversion and nitrile yield, suggesting a common nature of the reaction among all kinds of catalysts.
The similarities in the behavior of the ACIC and LJBM suggest a common nature of the glassy dynamics for both systems.
A cornerstone of the good practice guidelines is that MBCT teachers have an established personal mindfulness practice and appreciate the common nature of human suffering, rather than teaching from a purely intellectual stance".
In addition to various common natures of human beings, the said precondition naturally contains the common positive values of modern humans, such as human rights, democracy and rule of law, as well as interests, benefits and other reasonable tendency of human beings.
In this paper of literature-review type, we present in a relatively complete and creative manner the common natures of learning between BP-type and Hopfield-type neural networks for solving various (mathematical) problems.
Because of the global commons nature of climate change, international cooperation among nations will likely be necessary for meaningful action at the global level.
The document also ignores the global commons nature of the problem, which is why international cooperation is necessary.
First, there is the global commons nature of the problem, meaning that climate change cannot be linked to emissions from a specific country.
