The phrase "a common ground between" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to describe a shared understanding or agreement between two or more parties. It implies that there is a mutual understanding or agreement between them, despite any differences or disagreements they may have. Example: "Despite their opposing political views, the two candidates were able to find a common ground between their ideas on education reform."
In the age of "Occupy" divisiveness, it's nice to see a common ground between those two groups.
In the April/May issue of Boston Review (bostonreview.net) his argument for a common ground between Islam and Western democracy spurred 10 responses by other scholars.
"Joel was the one who saw to it that there was a common ground between the food and the design," said Clark Wolf, a food consultant.
The EDU achieved a truly integrated form of participatory planning, establishing a common ground between once warring factions and a common will to make change.
And also a capacity to pick or to find a common ground between views that, to the casual observer, look totally irreconcilable.
If I pick up Freud's pen, the very pen he held in his hand, does something flow from him to me? Am I not at least licensed to imagine a common ground between us, however structurally, culturally, historically mediated?
But the report also emphasized a common ground of cooperation between federal and local officials.
The provision of health care can be a common ground for collaboration between health professionals from opponent parties, which in turn can contribute to community reconciliation.
She viewed "true history"the way she saw, defined, and proselytized itas a potential common ground between North and South, and also believed it to be a potent political weapon in support of the causes she espoused.
There's a popular belief that one of the reasons Blur split up was that the band was incapable of containing Albarn's increasingly eclectic musical interests, but The Magic Whip frequently suggests otherwise, finding a fascinating common ground between his and Coxon's apparently divergent solo careers.
And in his matter-of-fact appraisal, there was a hint of common ground between a teacher and a president.
