The phrase "a shared latitude" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a common range of understanding, agreement, or perspective between individuals or groups.
Example: "In our discussions, we found a shared latitude that allowed us to move forward with the project."
Alternatives: "common ground" or "mutual understanding".
Although a shared latitude makes them almost neighbors, Sweden and Iceland might as well be on different planets — at least when it comes to the crime fiction of Arnaldur Indridason, who's more interested in the dour nature of his Icelandic countrymen than he is in their politics.
Mr. Diamond argues that the east-west axis of Eurasia's land mass meant a shared latitude and similar growing conditions, which enabled one of the first domesticated crops, einkorn wheat, to spread relatively quickly from the Fertile Crescent to Europe; more than twice as fast, for example, as corn and beans spread from Mexico northward to what would become the eastern United States.
After rising to $19.50 from its offering price of $12 a share, Latitude fell back to $16.25.
But modern techniques permit amazing latitude even within a shared platform.
"Some kids will spend their whole weekend in the science tent". That's a mentality also shared by Latitude festival: their Wildlife, Weird Science & Adventure kids' area features everything from astronomy classes to a "School Of Noise" where future Aphex Twins can make their own experimental electronic beats.
Sharing a latitude with Hawaii and the Bahamas, Iriomote is 90% virgin jungle and mangrove.
Most other countries that share our latitude can hunker down into a routine of thermals, hats and gloves, the chill of frost and the guarantee of snow.
Two shared-latitude but diametrically opposed complexes located some 15 mile from the core buildings of the central canyon, Pueblo Pintado and Kin Bineola, each lie on a path from the central canyon that is collinear with the passage and setting of the full mid-winter "minimum moon", which recurs every 18.6 years.
For CD, LNP dominated statistically, both globally and in Europe, while latitude shared dominance with LNP in non-Europe.
But this "latitude of adaptation" is not an advantage shared with the classic regions of Europe.
(Much of Greenland, on the other hand, resides at latitudes shared by Norway).
