The phrase "a shared recognition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a mutual understanding or acknowledgment between individuals or groups.
Example: "The team reached a shared recognition of the project's goals, which helped streamline their efforts."
Alternatives: "a mutual acknowledgment" or "a common understanding."
There is a shared recognition that it does not just mean, say, drowning.
It also reflected a shared recognition that a strike could have been truly damaging to baseball's health.
We bonded over a shared recognition of Nirvana's music as we had before over other kinds of music.
Neither of these prospects was realistic, but there was a shared recognition that there might be a problem in rapidly rising human numbers.
It is no exaggeration to say that the stability of the modern Kazakh state depends on a shared recognition that we must do nothing to disturb the harmony among this complex mosaic of peoples.
Despite a shared recognition that the design of the human mind and the design of human culture are tightly linked, researchers in the evolutionary social sciences tend to specialize in understanding one at the expense of the other.
Doubtless the shared purpose of living together under a rule of law, and the shared memory of a shared acknowledgment or recognition of such laws as our laws, are normally important components of such a shared understanding of political-communal and legal identity.
But the Air Force stood by its belated shared recognition, and in 1996 a federal appeals court rejected Mr. Barber's request for intervention.
Captain Kirby called Monday's discussions "productive and candid," and said they centered on regional challenges "and the shared recognition that there remains a potential for Iran to develop nuclear weapons and threaten its neighbors".
In a seething letter sent to the fashion magazine, fellow officer James Smith called the shared recognition to the transgender reality star a "publicity stunt" and insulting to his wife's memory.
"I am encouraged by the Wellcome Trust's continued commitment to expanded access and our shared recognition that its provision should be a core cost of the conduct of research," said Willetts.
