The phrase "a common whole" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is shared or unified among different parts or individuals.
Example: "The team worked together to create a common whole, integrating their diverse skills and perspectives into a cohesive project."
Alternatives: "a shared entity" or "a unified whole".
Like all great art, it requires forging seemingly conflicting values into a common whole.
Through contact and cooperation in such guilds, members of the different groups of Ottoman society were cemented into a common whole, performing many of the social and economic functions outside the scope of the ruling class and the millets, particularly those functions associated with economic regulation and social security.
In doing so, they show how several of the many potentials of biogas plant operation can be realized simultaneously and linked to a common whole.
CAM has been described as a diagnosis, treatment, and/or prevention that complements mainstream medicine by contributing to a common whole, satisfying demand not met by orthodoxy or diversifying the conceptual frameworks of medicine [ 3].
As a consequence, the representations of self and other become less distinct and overlap more (Hommel et al., 2009), so that self and other are perceived more as parts of a common whole.
CAM has been defined as :"diagnosis, treatment and/or prevention which complements mainstream medicine by contributing to a common whole, satisfying a demand not met by orthodoxy, or diversifying the conceptual frameworks of medicine" [ 1].
(A – D and F – I ) Average expression patterns of neurotransmitter marker genes and r-opsin1 projected onto a common whole-body nuclear reference template.
Voxel-based analysis (VBA) is a common whole-brain analytic technique that is used to explore the local FA differences between groups, with the advantage of having less investigator bias from region-of-interest (ROI) selection [ 18].
While there are many whole foods out there, some of the most common whole foods include fresh fruits and vegetables, and whole grains.
Willows (Salix) share a common 'Salicoid' whole-genome duplication events with poplars, and their chromosomal structures are highly similar [ 15].
The most common whole-body tactile sensing method employs a tactile sensor array as a "skin" [5].
