The phrase 'described in common' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe things that are well-known and widely accepted. For example: The shape of a cube is described in common as a 3D figure with six square faces.
They say it broke the premium price barrier for a cup of coffee by changing the name of what was once described in common use as a "small" serving to what the chain describes as a "tall".
More than 500 polyphenols have been described in common foods and beverages.
This is the most conservative high-throughput strategy so far described, in common with a recent annotation of mouse miRNAs (Chiang et al. 2010).
Complementary resistance genes required for mediated resistance pathways have been described in common bean (against the bean rust pathogen Uromyces appendiculatus[ 45]), tomato [ 46, 47], Arabidopsis[ 48] and barley [ 49].
Up to 20 anthracnose resistance loci conferring resistance to specific races (designated as Co- followed by a number or a letter) have been described in common bean: Co-1 to Co-7, co-8, Co-9 to Co-14 and Co-u to Co-z[ 14].
However, until few years ago, no ion channel gene involvement has been described in the common form of migraine or in other primary headaches disorders.
However, for similar reasons as described in the common garden analysis, the more complex model was retained.
Information on drugs registered at the EU level is described in a common European summary of product characteristics document.
Dysfunction in the BBB properties have been described in most common neurological disorders, such as stroke, traumatic injuries, intracerebral hemorrhage, tumors, epilepsy and neurodegenerative disorders.
The bnlearn package implements all of the algorithms described in Subsection Common algorithmic implementations in addition to a number of their variants.
The specific expression of draqp0 paralogs in the eye is consistent with that previously described in the common mummichog (Fundulus heteroclitus) [ 65, 66], as well as in mammals where AQP0 is predominantly present in fibre cells of the lens [ 67].
