The phrase "a shared form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a format or structure that is collectively used or recognized by a group or community.
Example: "In our discussions, we often refer to a shared form of communication that helps bridge the gap between different cultures."
Alternatives: "a common format" or "a collective structure".
Hypertext is a shared form of expression, in which a singular author with a singular voice is questioned [18].
Thus recall that Heidegger identifies a shared form of disclosure that is instantiated both by the old wooden bridge over the Rhine and by Hölderlin's poem "The Rhine".
The context of a shared form of life is needed because without it those forms of expressive behavior would not be intelligible: only if I am prepared to regard the object before me as a human being will I smile back and even talk to it.
This cattle grazing practice in a shared form, in which the various animal owners participate, is based on a set of rules, which vary according to the village: there are vezeira (shared cattle grazing) where the cattle is kept on the common land in rotation, the number of days for each herdsman being calculated according to the number of heads of cattle they own.
For this collection of images of meats and cheeses styled in wigs, the artist found a relationship in their shared form and quality.
It's possible for an entire culture to develop shared forms of mental disturbance.
Chess games were designed with the purpose of creating a framework where to share form and architectural creativity, a design space to be organized through a multi-agent approach, starting from a provocative initial point in game mode.
Typically a shared admission form was available to all practitioners.
Therefore, in communities where a shared predator forms a strong link between the target and nontarget species, the effects of indirect interactions on populations can be larger than those of direct interactions.
DR β-chain encoded by these RA-related DRB1 genes possess a "shared epitope" formed by conserved amino acids at positions 67 74 [6].
As for the act itself: "For me it is a shared intimacy, a form of liberation, and an acknowledgement of one's basic animal origins".
