The phrase "a vital common" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something essential that is shared among a group, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In our community, a vital common understanding is necessary for effective collaboration."
Alternatives: "an essential shared" or "a crucial commonality".
"This bill is a vital, common-sense response to understanding that the experts who might be able to save many lives are not always prepared to do so," he wrote in the Sacramento Bee.
Underlying all of SPARC's activities is the profound conviction that the voices of disenfranchised communities need to be heard and that the preservation of a vital commons is critical to a healthy society.
Access to vital common goods, like education and health care, must be available for free, as they are in almost every other wealthy country.
As Hilde Heine President of the Marshall Islands writes in her wonderful article in the Guardian, 'Women are key activists protecting vital common resources, and at the forefront of developing local climate solutions respecting and incorporating traditional knowledge.
But talk of a deal with Labour - not for coalition but to support it on vital Commons votes that could keep Ed Miliband in power - is being strongly encouraged.
But the reality is that the people who live around the Bay of Bengal have a vital interest in common that they do not share with their compatriots in the hinterlands: they are joined by the furies (and let it be said also, the blessings) of that body of water.
A vital theme is our common humanity, poignantly illustrated by relationships between people whose nationality and race put them on opposite sides of a deadly conflict, but who defy persecution and danger to befriend and protect "the other".
This normative infrastructure lends legitimacy to the proceedings and collective decision-making of the post-national Union and constitutes a vital part of the common self-understandings of the citizenry.
It is time to face up to the fact that we will win very little unless we recognize that working people of all shades must become a vital part of a common progressive movement.
If the trio of countries cannot take care of so vital a common resource, what hope for managing a common economy?Lake Victoria is the second-largest freshwater lake in the world, after Lake Superior in north America.
