The phrase "a shared dormitory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a living arrangement where multiple individuals share a room or space, typically in a college or hostel setting.
Example: "During my first year at university, I lived in a shared dormitory with three other students."
Alternatives: "a communal dorm" or "a co-ed dormitory".
Instead, one or more members of the committee works with the accuser and the accused to find a reasonable solution, perhaps an agreement to stay away from each other or to move out of a shared dormitory.
Footprints in a shared dormitory.
For instance, Chinese undergraduates usually live in a shared dormitory room located in a centralized campus whereas students in the West normally have own dormitories and live in different local areas.
Even taking the meals into account, the lodge's rates aren't cheap, starting at about $220 and going up to $467 during the high season (although a bed in a shared dormitory-style room can be had for $125).
Especially without any shared dormitories, the campus lacked any student social spaces, as well as sports practice areas.
· Lakeland Camping Barns (01946 758 198), shared dormitory £7pp pn.
Housing and Meals: Students will reside at Suffolk University, in multi-person shared dormitory suites.
Beds in shared dormitory rooms are about $20. Contact Big Bear Lake Mountain Resort, tel.
In shared dormitories, when you are at the mercy of others' nocturnal bladder control, a banging door can mean the difference between a good night's sleep and, well, a really bad one.
"Though hostels have always had the big shared dormitory-style rooms, we are now seeing more demand among travelers for double or single en suite rooms," Mr. Krüger said, adding that hostels had grown even more popular in the midst of the recession.
Since he works the graveyard shift from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m., he said, he does not mind sharing dormitory quarters.
