The phrase "commonplace devices" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to everyday or ordinary objects or techniques that are commonly used or encountered. Example: "The author's writing style may seem simplistic, but upon closer examination, one can see that she employs a variety of commonplace devices to convey complex emotions."
The parts are normally used in commonplace devices like routers that wirelessly connect computers and printers in a typical office network.
Of course, Tolstoy also thought that strict adherence to conventional forms would hinder the writer of brilliance, and it goes without saying that great works make use of, or subvert, commonplace devices in bold and inspired ways.
Within months Deseret was making the now commonplace devices for about $1 each.
It supports dual SIMs, as is commonplace with devices in India.
At the moment, special firmware and software must be loaded onto these before the signals can be watched, but once it becomes more commonplace, the devices could be delivered with it pre-installed.
It helped spark a conversation about the concept of a "quantified workplace," wherein employers use increasingly commonplace tracking devices ostensibly to help employees help themselves become better worker bees.
The more commonplace a device you became, the fewer privileges you had".
These interventions were designed to run easily on commonplace personal electronic devices and to not require any focused attention in order to be effective.
Indeed, fingerprint readers are expected to become commonplace on mobile devices over the next year or so (see "A Technological Assault on the Password").
It is our motivation to open up the millions of unknown species tastes, flavor and nutrition through the usage of digital and synthetic biology, to make our food replication devices commonplace worldwide.
I'm betting the extra features will become so commonplace that the devices will still be known as "phones".
