The phrase "a common expense" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to costs that are shared among a group or organization.
Example: "The maintenance of the building is considered a common expense that all tenants must contribute to."
Alternatives: "shared cost" or "joint expense".
The federation would also proscribe as "a public enemy" (Rousseau 1756/1917, 63) any member who breaks the Treaty or disregards the decisions of the congress; in such a situation, all members would "arm and take the offensive, conjointly and at the common expense, against any State put to the ban of Europe" in order to enforce the decisions of the federation (61 4).
Regarding medical OOPE, medicines were the most common expense, and the mean numbers of days without income were 4.12 days.
Of the total number of subjects 95% reported at least one non-medical OOPE, being daily transportation the most common expense.
Common expense categories that are affected by petty cash include postage, office supplies, and transportation.
On a practical level, one of the things we did when we first got married was to add to our own separate accounts by creating a joint one for common expenses – rent, bills, dinners out, etc.
The calculator keeps a running tally of the most common expenses of owning and renting.
The CFPB warns guardians that a person who is being scammed might withdraw or try to wire large amounts of money, use an ATM more frequently than usual, be unable to pay common expenses or make large "gifts" to a new friend - all signs that a con artist has convinced a loved one to aid and abet in their own swindling.
For instance, the startup is currently beta-testing Cozy Banks, a banking aggregator that lets you click on common expenses to open the PDF bill instantly.
The agreement calls for weighted voting based a longstanding formula defining the share that each constituent bears of common expenses like security and maintenance of the central mechanical plant.
