The phrase "staple among" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is consistently present or widely accepted among a particular group or in a certain situation. Example: Pizza is a staple among college students, who often rely on it as a quick and easy meal option.
From the eccentric to the pathological, superstitious beliefs have long been a staple among our very best athletes.
Gojo is still a staple among people who work with oil, engine grease, and other hard-to-remove substances.
The search for reliable risk factors is a staple among both scholars and policymakers concerned with structuring interventions designed to reduce aggressive and violent behavior.
The shorts are simple khaki flat-fronts of the sort that is a wardrobe staple among a large segment of American men.
Vans is another brand that has long been an icon of the sport; its trademark shoes with vulcanized rubber soles are a staple among skateboarders.
The catchy song about the storied British shoe brand — long a staple among dancehall fashionistas — received worldwide airplay, sparking a rush on Clarks retailers in Jamaica and elsewhere.
His Constitutional Law textbook and his Corporations textbook, both staples among U.S. law schools, are now in their 12th and 8th editions respectively.
Mr. Patterson and Mr. Staples, among others, got that group's backing as well as that of Texas Right to Life.
The bowling alley, another local hangout that some considered the beating heart of Bellerose, closed a few years back, to eventually be replaced by a Staples, among other stores.
The streets of Buenos Aires are choked with cars as Argentines are on track to buy some 800,000 new vehicles this year; the wine mecca of Mendoza is full of high-end tasting rooms, hotels and restaurants offering regional haute cuisine; and plasma TVs and BlackBerrys have become household staples among the urban middle class.
Priced at about $500, the Zaurus is available at Best Buy, Circuit City and Staples among others.
