The phrase "achieve shared objectives" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts where you are discussing goals or targets that multiple parties aim to reach together.
Example: "Our team has been working diligently to achieve shared objectives that benefit both departments."
Alternatives: "reach common goals" or "attain mutual aims".
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".
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". I think that's the difference between leading and managing.
The European Union could contribute coordination of countries to achieve shared objectives in support of national public health policies and practice.
When people get married, they should develop a plan to achieve shared financial objectives.
-- Security and Counter-Terrorism, which brings together the mission's intelligence and law enforcement communities and relevant elements of the Country Team to achieve shared intelligence, security and counter-terrorism objectives.
In return, an MI5 report requested co-operation from the Libyans "to achieve our shared objectives".
Pakistan expects the United States to appreciate its efforts and increase cooperation with it in its effort to achieve the shared objective of eliminating terrorism.
In a statement issued Friday, Carolyn F. Bivens, the L.P.G.A. commissioner, said the tour had listened to feedback about the policy from "a variety of constituents" and now believed "there are other ways to achieve our shared objective of supporting and enhancing the business opportunities for every tour player".
"It is therefore increasingly important that law enforcement agencies work in partnership to achieve the shared objective of keeping all of our communities safe". Earlier this month, a mortar bomb primed to be used for an attack in Northern Ireland was seized by police in Dundalk in the Irish Republic.
We look forward to working even more closely with ASEAN to achieve our shared objective of a bright future for South East Asia's children," Toole concluded.
Legitimate disagreements remain over how to achieve these broadly shared objectives, and there are obvious disputes over how to define specific missions.
