The phrase "a common vision that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing shared goals or objectives among a group or organization.
Example: "We need to establish a common vision that aligns our efforts towards achieving our goals."
Alternatives: "a shared vision that" or "a unified vision that".
After an hour of solitary wanderings, teasing banter and sly pursuit, the dancers share a common vision that feels both miraculous and inevitable.
Regis Arslanian, a Brazil's delegate, said negotiators from Brazil and the United States had reached a "common vision" that would allow talks to create the F.T.A.A. to move forward, however watered-down the accord could become.
And it was a common vision that brought them together as well — appropriately, the end of the Microsoft-dominated computing world.
"And they share a common vision that they are going to college".
They share a common vision that ethics based on universal principles of humanity, social inclusion, and environmental stewardship are not in conflict with economic value creation.
"We are excited to join four other platforms which share a common vision: that online capital formation is efficient, effective, and a great way to involve the community".
Hilly: The term "Society" represents the common vision that drives this project: Sustainable Consumption.
She manages to encapsulate the common vision that all of these organisations – Geekettes, Women 2.0 and Stemettes included – are trying to achieve.
Poon et al. [ 33] add to this by highlighting that, especially during uncertainties and setbacks, the common vision that guides the EHR implementation has to be communicated to hospital staff.
We went to Cupertino with the idea of a common vision, and that is what led to this collaboration".
However, sustained results will be achieved only if we move from isolated interventions to a new cross-sectoral agenda for action based on a common vision ensuring that children with disabilities take up their rightful place in society".
