"commonly exposed to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is likely to experience something regularly or frequently. For example, "Children are commonly exposed to images of violence on television."
In parts of South Africa, children are commonly exposed to extreme violence, gang culture, drunken behavior and drive-by shootings — the results of poverty and trauma experienced by our still-wounded nation.
A vehicle driver is commonly exposed to strong side air flows, for example when passing through a wind gust.
Humans are commonly exposed to transmissible agents that infect and cause a wide variety of subacute and chronic diseases in chickens and turkeys.
Aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems are also commonly exposed to mixtures of chemical stressors, which raised concerns about the potential of NP to act as carriers for organic and inorganic chemical stressors of anthropogenic origin [198].
Small mammals (e.g., cotton rats [Sigmodon hispidus], Conner et al. 2011, Morris et al. 2011) are commonly exposed to predation from bobcats and other predators following a fire event due to reductions in herbaceous cover.
The list included careers students are commonly exposed to (such as veterinarian, pharmacist, and oral hygienist) as well as careers that are likely less familiar to them (such as mechanical engineer, geologist, and land surveyor).
In this study, the profiling of detected heavy metal residues in meconium suggested that the participants might commonly expose to these metals (Table 2).
We seek to assist with scientific understanding of how and why inner-city children are commonly excessively exposed to lead, and we seek a solution to that problem.
However, persons newly diagnosed with CRC will very commonly be exposed to colonoscopy, for the purpose of diagnosis, confirmation, or pre-operative planning.
1, 6 Other explanations include substandard or counterfeit drugs, less within-host competition between resistant mutant and drug-sensitive parasites, reduced immunity, parasites more commonly being exposed to drug, and possibly, enhanced parasite propensity to acquire resistance compared with high-transmission settings in Africa.
At the age of eight, children reveal the end of the second phase of the mixed dentition before exfoliation of the primary molars and the first permanent molars are commonly erupted and exposed to the oral environment since 2 years.
