The phrase "a commonly shared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is widely accepted or held by a group of people.
Example: "The idea of teamwork is a commonly shared value among successful organizations."
Alternatives: "a widely accepted" or "a generally held".
"And it is first and foremost important to get a commonly shared fiscal compact right.
"It is first and foremost important to get a commonly shared fiscal compact right," he told the European parliament.
"All of us have a duty to build a commonly shared geographic space called South Africa," he said.
Many did agree with a commonly shared piece of advice – that hitting a shark on the nose will temporarily stun it, possibly creating time to get away.
In our recent meeting with the Biodiversity and Nature Conservation Association (BANCA), Chairman U Uga voiced a commonly shared view that China will be the recipient of much of the power generated by the new hydropower projects.
Kitchens are often located at the front of houses so that residents can look out over their porch or garden -- referred to in co-housing design terms as the "soft edge" -- and see onto a commonly shared pedestrian pathway.
None of the haplotype networks showed a star-like pattern, i.e., a "central" commonly shared haplotype from which other haplotypes deviate by only a few mutational steps, indicative of a rapid and recent diversification [ 37].
That would make space a more commonly shared experience.
It is suggested that a strong commonly shared mental representation exists for this landscape type, resulting in quick and holistic judgements of preference and high consensus for scenes judged as good examples of this landscape type.
The predominance of Euphorbiaceae (18% of all recorded species) in the reserve is a characteristic commonly shared by African tropical forests elsewhere [21].
There's a section for commonly shared links, as well as a "Most commented on post".
