The phrase "of commonality between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing shared characteristics or similarities among different subjects or groups.
Example: "The study aimed to identify the factors of commonality between the two cultures."
Alternatives: "of similarity between" or "of shared traits between".
"There's a lot of commonality between these drop-off voters and the Obama-Trump voters," Cecil said.
However, the degree of priming is also strongly affected by the degree of commonality between the prime and target drugs.
A desire to clean up the air is a rare point of commonality between developing and industrialized nations.
The document indicates several points of commonality between Roman Catholicism and Islam, like a belief in God, daily prayer, fasting, charity, pilgrimage and "the fight against injustice".
"The Senate had one version, the House of Representatives had another, but there's a lot of commonality between them," Mr. Bush said.
"Ours is a working man's entertainment," Mr. Angell writes, "and a sense of commonality between the athletes and the spectators is palpable in these mild settings".
"There are a lot of commonalities between what we have recommended and what he has recommended," said Mr. Hamilton, referring to Senator Roberts.
The first portion of the analysis examines original textual data with a novel methodological approach depicting the unit's perceptions of commonalities between itself and local actors.
Finally the identification of commonalities between similar independent studies will identify which gene are more strongly associated with the subject of the study and focus the functional analysis only on those common findings13.
From the pay television standpoint, and we've done this research, there are a lot of commonalities between the subscribers to Netflix or users of Redbox and the people who subscribe to HBO.
There are a lot of commonalities between my work and where I'm from and where I was born.
