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The phrase "a common pursuit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an activity or goal that is shared by a group of people or a community.
Example: "Volunteering for community service is a common pursuit among the residents of our town."
Alternatives: "a shared goal" or "a mutual endeavor".
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A sense of a common pursuit is what we need to revive the Habs.
Businesses, too, need to create an overarching goal that brings employees together in a common pursuit".
But he credits his grandmother Beulah with teaching him to channel his energy to bring people together in a common pursuit.
The central pair repeatedly broke away, cementing their independence, but the group always welcomed them back; at the end, all ten dancers cascaded down the diagonal, stopping in an array of shapes and lifts, interrupted in a common pursuit.
A common pursuit is to maintain and create forest structures that resemble natural forest landscapes (O'Hara 2011).
She asks us to applaud after each name, a nice gesture that unifies the room in a common pursuit.
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For its members, the class has become a powerful means of achieving physical self-awareness in a unifying common pursuit of a healthy body.
Never before has such a broad and disparate group of nations acted so steadfastly together in pursuit of a common interest.
Rangeland grazing is a more common pursuit.
A new production of his popular 1984 play, "THE COMMON PURSUIT," gives audiences a chance to reassess his talent.
"You going to be working with us this year?" I hadn't thought about my new job in these terms: working with the Yankees, in common pursuit of a common goal.
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