The phrase "a common work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a piece of work or a task that is shared or done by multiple people or is widely recognized.
Example: "The team collaborated on a common work that addressed the community's needs."
Alternatives: "a shared project" or "a collective effort".
Around the same time, offensive comments began to appear on a staff calendar in a common work area.
His Outline of History, published in 1920, was an ambitious attempt to "teach the peoples of the world... that they are all engaged in a common work, that they have sprung from common origins, and all are contributing some special service to the general end".
The birth of a child creates "a common work and career" for the couple (Fei 1999).
Analog-digital continuation of events is under development to assisting distributed workspaces to immersing in a common work of engineers or workers.
So, if you have a communication mechanism or an interaction mechanism, a collaboration mechanism that reduces the distortion or delay in getting common context between the people who have a common work product, it's of value to the whole group, the whole set of people who want to do that.
So, I wanted to create something that did not have to tie me to a "common" work process.
Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is a common work-related peripheral neuropathy.
A further simplification derives from the argument that all deformation modes interact with the same substructure, and so a common work-hardening behaviour can be assumed as a reasonable first approximation.
There is a need for clear communication whether one is asking directions as a tourist in an unfamiliar city or establishing a common working language in a professional setting.
The legal definition of ride-sharing in California is relatively narrow: only for transportation between home and work, of "persons having a common work-related purpose" or not having the primary purpose of making a profit.
It should propose a common working group with the Germans... with Jacques Delors, the respected French Socialist and former head of the European Commission, as France's representative!
