The phrase "a common spaces for" is not correct in English.
It should be "common space for" or "common spaces for" depending on the context. You can use it when referring to shared areas or environments that are accessible to a group of people.
Example: "The community center serves as a common space for residents to gather and participate in activities."
Alternatives: "shared area for" or "public space for".
In fact, renovations at Dalberger Hof were delayed for six months while archaeologists excavated the main courtyard, which now is a common space for residents.
For integrated service provision to be successful, speakers argued, it was important not only to align policies but also to provide a common space for joint training to enable professionals to work together.
Google, for instance, has a room in their Chicago office crafted to resemble an intimate speakeasy, a common space for employees that promotes cross-departmental "serendipitous encounters". Or take Groupon, which uses carnivals, tiki huts, and enchanted forests motifs to spark employee creativity.
The double aim of this methodology is monitoring the work of each group through TeacherKit app for iPad and improving the coordination, collaborative work and communication with the teacher using Dropbox as a common space for all members of each group and the teacher.
It's one reason my company exists: to serve as a common space for the community to hold open discussions, embrace new ideas and foster collaboration.
Besides families who are using the platform to book a large suite instead of traditional connecting rooms, the two other large customer bases are company executives who want to each have their own room but share a common space for work, and celebration groups like bachelor parties and birthdays.
"The Stavros Niarchos Foundation is committed to exploring issues that improve the functioning of civil societies today, and the connection to the Greek agora makes this particularly profound for us, since the agora was the heart of civic life, a common space for people to coexist as citizens rather than individuals," said Andreas Dracopoulos, co-president of the foundation.
Besides families who are using the platform to book a large suite instead of traditional connecting rooms, the two other large customer bases are company executives who want to each have their own room but share a common space for work, and celebration groups like bachelor parties and birthdays.
"Israelis want to make some semblance of a common space for all of our tribes," Yossi Klein Halevi said.
Cyberspace is a common space for human activities, and cyber-security is, therefore, a key issue which bears on the sovereignty, security and development interests of all countries.
