The phrase "a common zone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a shared area or space that is accessible or relevant to multiple parties or groups.
Example: "The park serves as a common zone for community gatherings and events."
Alternatives: "shared area" or "joint space".
All positive clones had a ∼1500 bp common zone corresponding to the mcrA gene, but they also harboured upstream or downstream regions containing other genes (Fig. 2B).
Mrs. Merkel has rejected a separate call from Luxembourg and Italy to create a common euro zone bond.
There is no doubt that as long as it wants to remain a member of a common currency zone, Greece, unlike Argentina or Russia before it, has limited ability to act in a more proactive manner or threaten to default outright.
An alternative approach favored by many economists and the more federalist politicians would be to focus on pooling new borrowing by creating a common euro zone debt agency that would issue bonds on behalf of member states, up to a permitted quota.
He said this would produce "a common economic zone of shared development".
Establishing the ERA meant creating a common European zone with a specific emphasis on knowledge creation and sharing, innovation and the optimization of human capital.
He has 16 nations to contend with, and already squabbles are emerging over how low rates should go some say 1.0%, some zero and over whether a common "euro zone bond" should be launched to avoid imbalances within the currency bloc.
Over time, the current differences of the European economies -- which paradoxically already subside within a common economic zone -- will balance themselves out.
A possible path toward a common euro zone bond -- which Germany opposes at it would raise the country's cost of borrowing -- is being laid out by the European Commission, which is unveiling proposals for tighter budget controls over euro zone countries' budgets later on Friday.
