The phrase "achieve the common" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of reaching a shared goal or common objective, but it is incomplete without additional context.
Example: "Our team worked tirelessly to achieve the common goal of improving community engagement."
Alternatives: "reach a shared objective" or "attain the collective aim."
"We are working to achieve the common objectives".
They call upon all parties concerned to dedicate this year to intensive efforts to achieve the common and noble objective of a just, lasting and comprehensive peace.
Here the patent was put in Singer's hands to achieve the common purpose of enforcement 'equally advantageous to both' Singer and Gegauf and to Vigorelli as well.
"Another issue is it has a 'gotcha' monitoring system, which in our minds is not a serious way to achieve the common goal that we all want to achieve, which is to eradicate sweatshop conditions".
The big picture is knowing that only by working together can Europe and the United States achieve the common objective of enhancing democratic values in the parts of the world where they do not yet exist.
"We need to achieve the common goal: a Palestinian state with full sovereignty on the 1967 borders with Jerusalem as the capital, no settlers, and we will not give up the right of return".
We may have different – sometimes, very different – ideas for how to go about achieving the common good, but it is our shared goal.
My parents' generation achieved the common markers of adulthood romantic partners, careers, home-buying, children by their late teens, while my generation achieved ours in our early-to-mid-20s.
In the modern era the emphasis has been placed on the maximization of the freedom of the individual, as consumer and property owner discovering that freedom in the private domain of liberalized markets rather than as citizen achieving the common good in the public domain.
Ong et al.[10] show that under some conditions, FDF achieves the common rate capacity of Gaussian MWRCs.
It may seem more efficient to give some people all project work and some people all support work, but that can breed a sense of favoritism and possibly lead to frustration and apathy toward achieving the common goal.
