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The phrase "have been common" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has been prevalent or widespread in the past and continues to be present in the present moment. Example: "In ancient times, it is said that slavery was common practice. Although it has been abolished in most countries, instances of modern-day slavery can still be found around the world."
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Such disparities have been common.
For decades, such disparities have been common.
STRONG presidents have been common in Argentina.
But expressions of outrage have been common.
Losses like Mr. Fine's have been common.
Contradictions have been common here of late.
Interfaith (Protestant-Catholic) marriages have been common in my family.
Along the way there have been common misapprehensions.
(Boot sector viruses have been common for many years).
Throughout history, the Morris seems to have been common.
That may have been common sense for the greatest generation.
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