The phrase "a shared meaning about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts, ideas, or interpretations that are commonly understood or agreed upon by a group of people.
Example: "In our discussions, we strive to establish a shared meaning about the project's goals to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "a common understanding of" or "a mutual interpretation of".
This raises questions about how multidisciplinary teams accomplish a shared meaning in the concepts addressed by standardised outcome measures when applying standardised outcome measures in practice.
I knew instantly that I was seeing the 'thing,' the spirit, essence, shared meaning, about which the fathers had found so absent from the public domain".
Founded on personal values, such leadership entails, for example, efforts to nurture PHC-aligned values and mind-sets among staff; build relationships and support the development of shared meanings about change; instil a culture of collective inquiry and mutual accountability; and role-model management practices, including using language to signal meaning.
Building relationships to support the development of shared meanings about change iii.
These activities succeeded in overcoming or at least lowering perceived barriers between different groups and brought actors into conversation with each other, drew on their shared informal knowledge of local health contexts, and provided opportunities to generate shared meanings about those contexts.
Some dreams have a widely shared meaning.
Wenger [ 21] further described three fundamental elements of a CoP: joint enterprise (what it is about, 'domain'); mutual engagement (the interactions that lead to shared meaning, 'community'); and a shared repertoire (the resources such as techniques, experiences or process, 'practice'practice
Next steps include engaging community members to design culture-centred communication (52, 53) strategies that create shared meaning (46, 54) about MSK health and conditions.
They illustrate how this process offered useful tools to engage stakeholders, give shared meaning to information about activities and achievements, facilitate decision making, and mitigate the risk of unintended project effects in order to achieve a measure of sustainability in a complex setting [ 18].
When we share our stories, we heal, connect at an emotional level, and find shared meaning.
