The phrase "a common effort with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe collaboration or joint work with others towards a shared goal or objective.
Example: "The project was a common effort with several organizations working together to achieve a sustainable solution."
Alternatives: "a collaborative effort with" or "joint effort with".
In a common effort of the International Civil Aviation Organization, ICAO, with manufacturers, airports and its member agencies, the "80-metre box" was created, the airport gates allowing planes up to 80 m wingspan and length to be accommodated.
With a common effort of the U.S. EPA funded PM research centers and the help of the U.S. EPA, we were able to obtain mortality data from 2001 through 2005 from each state in the country (except Hawaii and Idaho) through NCHS.
He said a common effort among moderate Baptists could cooperate with other groups, including African-American and European Baptists, and even, he said, the Southern Baptist Convention.
Please unite your colleagues in a common effort to eliminate this danger today with the same dedication as those who produced the Declaration of Independence.
Iran has called on the US and Britain to "join hands" with Tehran in a common effort to defeat Islamic State and end the war in Syria.
OSLO, Dec. 10 - The world should stop treating the nuclear ambitions of Iran and North Korea as isolated cases and instead deal with them in a common effort to eliminate poverty, organized crime and armed conflict, the director general of the United Nations' nuclear monitoring agency said Saturday in accepting the 2005 Nobel Peace Prize.
This needs to be a common effort.
But this change of approach must be a common effort.
Bernie Sanders proved that such a common effort has enormous potential.
Countries with common problems would naturally evolve a common program requiring for its execution a common effort.
