The phrase 'common reasons include' is correct and usable in written English.
You would typically use this phrase when offering a list of possible causes or motivations for a certain action or event. For example, "Common reasons for wanting to move include job opportunities, a more desirable climate, and cheaper housing."
Some common reasons include having insurance, relatively minor damage, or if more than one person in the household applied for assistance.
Other common reasons include abuse, neglect, parental illness or a very young mother.
Common reasons include lack of awareness, familiarity, and agreement, inertia of previous practice, and external barriers such as the guidelines being inconvenient, confusing, and cumbersome [ 1].
The most common reasons include inappropriate storage of sample following collection, non optimal starting amount (too much or too little) of sample collected, and insufficient cell lysis.
Some common reasons include lack of financial incentives, geographical remoteness, poor road access and communication, unavailability of goods and services, and lack of adequate support for education of children and appropriate accommodations [ 11].
The most common reasons include trusting family members to make the right decision when the time comes, the tendency to defer end-of-life planning until facing a life-threatening illness, a lack of knowledge about ADs, and limited access to needed forms [ 11].
Common reasons included lack of confidence, concern for reputation, and a belief that it is not a good use of their time.
The most common reasons included problems with reagents and reference materials (36%), study design (28%), data analysis and reporting (25%), and laboratory protocols (11%).
The participants recorded vastly different numbers of losses; common reasons included "references to taking notes", "references to time" and "seeing or thinking about other people who also play The Game".
Common reasons included the transfer to another ART programme, financial problems (for example with costs of transport), and improved or deteriorating health.
