"most common image" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe an image, idea, or concept that is widely recognized or frequently encountered by a particular group or in a specific context. Example: The most common image of Paris is that of the Eiffel Tower, with its iconic shape and sparkling lights.
And to be fair, that's the most common image of this crime because that's the form revenge porn most often takes.
The most common image associated with workplace chemical exposure usually involves a man, perhaps clad in a lab coat or a coverall, carefully interacting with lethal compounds.
The most common image of world politics involves states negotiating, cooperating, or sometimes fighting with one another; billiard balls in motion on a global pool table.
The most common image of an innovator is that of a kid developing a great idea in a garage, a dorm room or a makeshift office.
For example, the most common image now associated with Bletchley Park is of the Bombe, a magnificent machine whose clicking rotors are also often used in "The Imitation Game" as evidence of Turing's genius.
It is one of the most common image formats used by current digital cameras and other image-capturing devices.
Accurate delivery of the injected medication helps to ensure maximum therapeutic efficacy and to decrease possible adverse events, and fluoroscopy is the preferred and most common image-guidance modality used to ensure accurate needle placement during lumbar TFESIs.
BAKER, La., Sept. 16 — One of the most common images in children's art is the house: a square, topped by a pointy roof, outfitted with doors and windows.
Instead, his photos, unlike the most common images from the era, showcase the ordinary people who reinvented themselves nightly on the dance floor, from partygoers striking a pose to the cross-dressing acrobats getting ready backstage at GG Barnum's.
But the success of the country's most famous supermodel, Alek Wek, notwithstanding, the most common images of South Sudan are still armed rebel fighters or malnourished children, the visual hallmarks of the series of conflicts that have raged across its territory for decades.
Fire is one of the most common images in the Hebrew Bible to depict the divine presence.
