The phrase "address issues of common concern" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing topics or problems that are relevant to a group or community, emphasizing shared interests or challenges.
Example: "The committee will meet to address issues of common concern, such as environmental sustainability and public health."
Alternatives: "tackle shared issues" or "discuss mutual concerns".
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Its "Community Organizing" webpage* states that "community organizing involves bringing people and groups (often including churches) together to collectively address issues of common concern, for example, availability of affordable housing, access to services and businesses, decent education, and jobs with living wages, and other issues of economic development and justice".
During the Special Session, NGOs will join with governments, international organizations and the private sector to address issues of common concern and to discuss the goals and outcome of the special session.
The Council of Europe addresses issues of common concern to its members, including human rights, crime prevention, drug abuse, environmental protection, bioethical issues, and migration.
Third, Turkey and Israel, with support from the United States and the European Union, should launch a regional forum to address urgent issues of common concern, such as the violence in Syria, its implications for Lebanon and Iraq, and Iran's nuclear program.
This was one of those rare moments when all political parties come together to address an issue of common concern.
Like-minded shareholders, galvanized around issues of common concern, can form potent voting blocs to address proxy issues more strategically than ever before.
By design, the intended outcome is to address issues of social concern.
