The phrase "a common fund" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a shared financial resource that is contributed to by multiple parties for a specific purpose.
Example: "The organization established a common fund to support community development projects."
Alternatives: "shared fund" or "joint fund".
That makes agreement on financing a common fund tricky.
The money goes into a common fund that invests in environmental sustainability projects.
Both sides will also establish a common fund to maintain helicopters in Afghanistan.
Jung's term "collective unconscious" really means that mankind is one species, with a common fund of general experience.
But the American public, riven by economic disparities and ethnic discriminations, gained "a common dream life, a common fund of reference and fantasy".
The award would not come from the doctor or a hospital but from a common fund to which all medical providers would contribute.
It does not commit the Alliance to any programmatic costs or a common funding mechanism.
The FT's Peter Spiegel and Alex Barker stayed up late for the action (or lack or) and reported: A marathon negotiating session in Brussels produced a draft compromise, broadly based on Germany's revised position, which sets out how eurozone countries cede power to a central bank resolution authority and establish a common funding network.
Participants also noted that staff scientists are much more common at research institutes in other countries, such as Germany's Max Planck Institutes, where grants to institutions rather than to individual investigators are a common funding mechanism.
While tensions exist between sectors and their workforces, Hungary does have two potential advantages if it enters into reform: a common local administration of services with a common funding system in place; and an integrative concept of nevelés,4 which provides a common approach and perspective for both nurseries and kindergartens.
