The phrase "a series of shared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple instances or occurrences that are collectively experienced or possessed by a group.
Example: "The project was built on a series of shared goals that united the team."
Alternatives: "a collection of common" or "a set of mutual".
Using their new vernacular the photocollagists developed a series of shared conventions, though individual styles come through.
We're not perfectionists, but we are obsessives, and throughout our lives we've had a series of shared obsessions.
He was about to tear down six houses on the block where they live for an office building when she stepped in and saved them -- and designed a series of shared spaces and private gardens for the residents.
In response, the Harvard Law School Alumni Association formed the Recent Graduates Council, the latest in a series of shared interest alumni groups, and a complement to the online directory and networking services available at the school's site HLS Connect.
This conclusion about bennettitalean relationships is founded upon a series of shared characteristics, including structure of the xylem (water-conducting cells), pollen-producing structures, pollen shape, and seed development.
After winning the 1932 election on November 8, Roosevelt had a four-month wait until his inauguration on March 4. In the long interval the economy continued its downward spiral, and the unpopular Herbert Hoover – in the name of "the common good of the country" – did everything he could to get Roosevelt to join him in a series of shared undertakings.
Online tools gave Obama supporters resources to help them play a crucial role in their neighborhoods, and a series of "share your story" pages on the campaign Web site provided a venue for voters to communicate directly with the campaign in long form.
When HSBC bought Republic National, Browder embarked on a series of share deals which has left him with complete ownership.
More than £15m was generated from a series of share option awards that date back to 2003.
A series of share offers have allowed them to build a new brewery close to Aberdeen, meaning their beer is increasingly available.
The government originally took a 43% stake in Lloyds but this has fallen to 20.95% through a series of share sales.
