The phrase "a shared part of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is collectively owned, experienced, or understood by a group of people.
Example: "The community garden is a shared part of our neighborhood, where residents come together to grow plants and socialize."
Alternatives: "a common aspect of" or "a collective element of".
If she could give a warning to other parents about the dangers of the Internet, the woman said it would be this: keep computers children use in a shared part of the house; limit computer time; and, most important, make sure children are involved in activities after school.
Resurrecting a shared part of our history while investing in the exploration of new horizons and new space travel (as he's currently doing) -- that description could just as easily apply to the Washington Post purchase.
Although only 4,000 Jews currently live in Lithuania, "our hope is that these events will bring together people of different generations and will aid in the search for our relationship towards what may be painful but which is for all of us a shared part of our identity".
Tally up the jokes on a joke board kept in a central, shared part of the flat (the fridge is good).
But otherwise, sex is an equally shared part of your relationship and the costs associated with it should be too.
By selecting solely the monophyletic surnames, a relevant and shared part of the variability is removed from the analysis.
For many of these people, times were simpler when the Donald was merely a buffoonish billionaire with whom they shared part of their identity.
In the segment, Starr referred to reports that a McCain ally had shared parts of the Steele dossier with the media.
MacAndrews & Forbes, Mr. Perelman's company, has warrants to buy 23 million shares of common stock at $7 a share, part of a settlement it made with Sunbeam after the stock price plummeted after the purchase of Coleman.
It's important to maintain a balance, so you're both sharing parts of your life with each other equally.
