The phrase "achieve shared" is not complete on its own and may require additional context to be fully correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the attainment of common goals or mutual understanding among a group.
Example: "Our team aims to achieve shared objectives that benefit all members involved."
Alternatives: "attain common" or "reach mutual".
Enable others to achieve shared purpose under conditions of uncertainty.
We explore community resilience and determination to achieve shared prosperity.
This is a cynical dismissal of an important area of training that helps doctors achieve shared understanding with patients about illness and its management.
Understanding and embracing difference, spotting vulnerability and closer joint working with our partners to achieve shared solutions to complex problems are at the heart of this change.
Younger members, fresh from the novel experience of working with liberal secularists and even communists to achieve shared goals, increasingly question the aloof dogmatism of ageing leaders.
A. Simply put, it's the ability to inspire others to achieve shared objectives, and I think the most important word there by far is "inspire".
They showed what can be achieved, shared ideas and encouraged thousands more to act during the rest of the year".
A new revolution that puts entrepreneurship at the core of its strategy will be critical to winning the fight against poverty and achieving shared prosperity.
Therefore, co-regulation is crucial for productive collaborative learning and for achieving shared goals.
"Our twin goals of eliminating extreme poverty and achieving shared prosperity are more relevant than ever," he said.
Providing the collaborative means for achieving shared creation and shared understanding, mutual exchange between community members is encouraged to support individual and collective learning (Woolley & Ludwig-Hardman 2000).
