The phrase "a shared awareness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a mutual understanding or collective consciousness among a group of people.
Example: "In a successful team, a shared awareness of goals and responsibilities is essential for collaboration."
Alternatives: "mutual understanding" or "collective consciousness".
A collective responsibility and a shared awareness that will help make society better for all.
But both works come steeped not so much in a love of the art — pain, for instance, makes itself manifestly felt in each scenario — as in a shared awareness that if you have to act, or dance, or in any way strut your stuff upon a stage, well, such passions aren't easily put to one side.
Technology, of course, is at the core: in most countries, Y's have had almost lifelong access to digital technology and, because of that technology, they have developed a shared awareness of many events and a unique always-on connection with one another.
To be effective, actors need a shared awareness of the resources and activities in their environment.
There is a shared awareness of the growing need for globally relevant products, processes, systems, and personnel, and of the impact of market forces such as global trade and competition.
Discussing team dynamics also creates a shared awareness about each other's motivations, competencies, and work progress that mitigates backchannel email follow ups as well as the propensity for individual interpretation.
Along with creating and supporting a trained network of Patient Safety Managers across the U.S. Veterans Health Administration, the National Center for Patient Safety brings an increased, shared awareness of patient safety goals and strategies to disciplines of healthcare, beginning with the biomedical engineers at VHA facilities.
As a writer and teacher he led his fellow citizens from the confines of feudal and ecclesiastical authority into a community founded on shared awareness and individual initiative.
An aware light that creates and sustains the possibility of shared awareness on a universal basis.
JA behaviours serve two different functions: imperative triadic exchanges serve an instrumental or requesting function, and declarative triadic exchanges which enables shared awareness or experience of an object or event [ 13, 14].
Most of the time, the investors' shared awareness of reality belongs to a Goffmanesque frame whereby they accept no intentionality, misrepresentation or fabrication, believing instead that the 'performers' (investees) are not intending to deceive them.
