The phrase "a shared text" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a document or piece of writing that is collaboratively created or accessible to multiple individuals.
Example: "In our literature class, we often analyze a shared text to understand different perspectives and interpretations."
Alternatives: "a collaborative document" or "a common text".
That morning, the students were engaged in a "shared text" exercise.
Our process guides our mixed-age team to develop compelling original content through the co-creation of a multimedia production inspired by a shared text.
Each summer, the Literacy Unbound initiative hosts an intensive institute, drawing educators from around the world to work alongside New York City high school students to generate an original production inspired by the study of a shared text.
Our annual Literacy Unbound Summer Institute is an intensive course for passionate and curious high school teachers and high school students to come together in creative collaboration as "players" and hone their voices as performers, through the co-creation of an original multimedia production inspired by a shared text.
Since the 10th writing task is a sharing text, we can note that the students deployed more material processes here than in the other writing tasks — 45.6%.
Network Text Editor (NTE): A scalable shared text editor for the MBone.
I like the public thought process and the shared text.
"The winter is over," read one widely shared text message.
I may have spoken to him a lot and shared texts but he knew when I crossed that white line there were no favours.
For all of us, our tradition obligates us to a particular commitment, born of shared texts and a shared history, to the notion that all people are created equal, and that all people deserve freedom and the opportunity to forge their own future.
Success modules remain heavy on reading and writing, Switzer acknowledges: when the kindergartners study bread, "shared texts" play a more prominent role than they would at a very progressive public school.
