The phrase "a shared unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a common measurement, component, or element that is used collectively by a group or system.
Example: "In our project, we decided to use a shared unit of measurement to ensure consistency across all teams."
Alternatives: "a common unit" or "a collective unit".
Importantly, part of these data cannot be explained as a function of the presence of a third shared unit acting as the external oscillator modulator (namely, the speech envelope), since the effects remained after taking into account the specific contribution of the brain-to-speech synchronization.
"We don't find a desire for shared units in independent living on Long Island except maybe with sisters or a relative," he said.
In [9], an independent power sharing unit for DERs has been proposed to control the power exchange and coordinated control of load power sharing among three phases and to prepare full utilization of the produced energy of DERs.
(3) The owner of a shared housing unit may reside in the unit.
(2) Other persons who are assisted under the tenant-based program, or other persons who are not assisted under the tenant-based program, may reside in a shared housing unit.
These herds had equally sized finishing units and recruited growers from different herds within the same Swedish sow pool (a multisite production system where piglet producing herds lease pregnant sows from a shared central unit).
Additionally, standardization and centralized decision-making stimulate results because they ensure a shared basis between units that makes system-wide adaptation, knowledge sharing, and performance monitoring relatively easier and more efficient.
We followed the logic that apparent plurineuromeric sharing of radial and mediolateral topography across several rhombomeres is due to similar histogenetic mechanisms, irrespective of potentially variant individual molecular identities of their segmental units; a shared name thus seems also apposite.
Two schemes are shown, one with separate units and a shared entrance and one with separate en-suite bedsits with shared living spaces.
