Sentence examples for occurrence is common from inspiring English sources

This occurrence is common in Israel only in various Arab communities due to the high rate of consanguinity.

Endolymphatic sac tumors are known to occur more frequently in patients with von Hippel-Lindau disease, but this is not a prerequisite for diagnosis because sporadic occurrence is common.

Occurrence is common in the years following puberty (Burton 1983; Johnson 2000), but peak occurrence is seen around 40 years of age (Aly 2003).

The potential risk in ECD is encountering a malignant tumour masquerading as a benign lump – if this occurrence is common and the subsequent course of the cancer is adversely affected, it would prohibit the use of ECD as an alternative to SP for a simple parotid lump.

It seems to me it would be a problem if that sort of occurrence were "common".

To check whether method co-occurrence is common, we randomly selected two behaviour change methods using data from the interventions coded in the HIV adherence meta-analysis (k = 31; for the coding manual, see http://marijndebruin.eu/meta/hivadherence/taxonomy).eu/meta/hivadherence/taxonomy

These features also impart remarkable evolutionary plasticity, and convergent (i.e. independent) evolution of new SLiM occurrences is common.

In the present study co-occurrences were common as early as before 3 years of age.

Note that the model prefers integer number of repeats, even though partial repeat occurrences are common in the real data.

Furthermore, population-based neuropathological studies have shown that both subclinical neurodegenerative (amyloid plaques, neurofibrillary tangles, and Lewy bodies) and vascular lesions (and their co-occurrence) are common in the brains of cognitively normal older individuals [ 52].

The literature shows that co-occurrence of violence is common [ 17].