"common note" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a recurring theme or idea in a sentence or passage. Example: In many of his speeches, the politician struck a common note of unity and cooperation among different communities.
There is no switchover date yet proposed for when or if £20 notes – the most common note in circulation – will be changed to polymer.
If we suppose that the most common note combination is used 100 times, the second most common combination will be used 50 times and the third 33 times.
Sounding a common note among cybersecurity professionals, Mr. Wong said that "the time from the discovery of a new vulnerability to the release of an exploit targeting that vulnerability is rapidly shrinking".
The common note sounded three weeks ago in welcoming the Gospel of Judas, the recovered second-century Gnostic text, and justifying the surrounding hoopla was that it demonstrated the diversity of early Christianity.
The human angle has been a common note in the anniversary coverage, with the Nation reflecting on the way disaster movies have mediated our response to real-life tragedies, and the Washington Post examining the way our best social instincts may imperil us in a dangerous situation.
(Other options: "We Can Work It Out" and "Help!") "If we truly had 52 weeks of school a year, we still would not have enough time to do everything we have to do," Ms. Shaffer said, sounding a common note of exasperation.
Dreher's many critics sound a few common notes.
Ms. Sloan also called such ties common, noting that in 2001, President George W. Bush appointed the 28-year-old son of Strom Thurmond, then a South Carolina senator, to be a United States attorney despite his scant experience.
If you paid close attention, you might have noticed a few common notes — mentions of the names Dalton and Chief, and frequent references to tomatoes and pyramids — but, otherwise, the sites appeared to be separate entities, each with its own mysteries.
Red giants like Mira are quite common, notes Shara, so it's probably not the only comet imposter out there.
"Whether you're a factory worker or [steel magnate] Lakshmi Mittal, you're going to have Bollywood in common," notes Tony Lit, Avtar's 34-year-old son and Sunrise's managing director.
