The phrase "commonly about" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is often or generally the case. Example: "The topic of discussion at the meeting was commonly about budget cuts and how to best allocate resources."
The species, identified by two rows of overlapping armour plates on each side, are hardy, unaggressive fishes commonly about 7.5 cm (3 inches) or less in length.
Commercial lecithin, most of which comes from soybean oil, contains this mixture and, commonly, about 35 percent neutral oil.
It is commonly about 2 10 cm long and lives with its body buried in the blubber or skin of cetaceans and fishes.
These tables were made to investigate some particular region in Japan, and their sector size is commonly about 90.
The utilization of the particles in a multicolumn arrangement, or equivalently in a pulsed bed system, compared to that in a column in continuous countercurrent operation is commonly about 80% for two columns in series and more than 90% for four columns in series, when the total column lengths and the fluid flowrates are the same.
Games are more commonly about adventure and violence probably because that's what's most often proven to work.
Think about how we commonly talk about straight sex: A man fucks a woman, while she gets fucked.
There are no formal rules about continuing resolutions, but they commonly appropriate about 90percentt of the amount given in the prior year.
When we talk about inflation risk, we are commonly talking about unexpected inflation.
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What did they most commonly disagree about?
