The phrase "a common stakeholder" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a stakeholder that is frequently involved or has a shared interest in a particular project or situation.
Example: "In our project, a common stakeholder is the local community, as their input is crucial for our success."
Alternatives: "a typical stakeholder" or "a shared stakeholder".
In the filing, the company details the awarding of 177,760,669 shares of Facebook's Class A common stock and $4.59 billion to WhatsApp stakeholders, plus 45,941,775 in restricted stock to WhatsApp employees to complete the deal.
The authors' results suggest that SD models can be usefully applied as both a descriptive tool (i.e. to promote development of common stakeholder mental models, as discussed above) and to evaluate the potential effectiveness of candidate interventions such as, in this case, incentives for safe behaviours and improvements in safety-related communications.
We decided to work with 4 common stakeholder roles, namely: manager, software architect, evaluator, end-user/client; and defined a question set for each role accordingly.
Common stakeholder groups for any apparel brand include suppliers, workers, investors, and NGOs -- all of whom have particular concerns to raise.
Common stakeholders include leaders in IT, finance, legal, engineering and governance.
Lessons drawn from the roll out of the training include: the forging of a common understanding through stakeholder participation; the benefits of a participatory approach and the appropriate use of local and international case studies to illustrate concepts.
This investigation explores a practical approach to introduce Human Factors and Ergonomics knowledge early in ship design by utilizing general arrangement drawings as a common platform for stakeholder input throughout ship development.
Let all stakeholders find their place in the problem Having established a common problem, all stakeholders then need to determine how they contribute to it.
Guatemala, Chile, and Peru emphasized the importance of a common vision among stakeholders and cooperation among technical and academic institutions towards the establishment of a shared responsibility among stakeholders.
We then describe a tool dubbed ACE ATAM Collaborative Environmentt), a Web-based software system that provides a common environment where stakeholders and software evaluators alike can take part in an ATAM evaluation without having to be physically collocated.
