The phrase "alike thinking" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not commonly used and may cause confusion; "similar thinking" or "like-minded thinking" would be more appropriate.
Example: "The team members engaged in alike thinking, which helped them reach a consensus."
Alternatives: "similar thinking" or "like-mindedness".
Music discovery is currently a big buzzphrase within the music industry – here's a longer feature on what and why – with streaming services and app developers alike thinking hard about how to make it easier for people to find new music that they might like, as well as to rediscover old music they liked but have forgotten about.
The launch of Microsoft's new Kinect games system, which allows players to run, jump, punch and shoot without having to wear strange clothing or hold any kind of controller, has got technology and cinema buffs alike thinking of Tom Cruise again.
We see fund managers and individuals alike thinking about the most likely path to ensure the return of capital rather than the prospective and thus speculative expectation for the return on capital".
For he does not aim at and judge all things alike, when, thinking it desirable to drink water or to see a man, he proceeds to aim at these things; yet he ought, if the same thing were alike a man and not-a-man.
Selling advertising alongside content is now only one of many ways that independent and commercial publishers, and marketers alike are thinking about how to generate revenue from content," says Pete Sheinbaum, founder and CEO of LinkSmart, a curation-centric tool for publishers he started after years of heading operations at DailyCandy.
All work and no play does turn people dull; they start thinking alike, acting alike and criticizing anyone who doesn't toe the same old boring line they're content to stay stuck with.
The antitax crusader Grover Norquist spent a lot of time "working with the conservative press to make sure that we're all thinking alike and talking alike".
Norquist may disdain Communism, but he has tried to organize the right like a Troskyist cell, with his goal "to make sure that we're all thinking alike and talking alike".
Sounds like great minds are thinking alike.
A case of great minds thinking alike.
Can it be chalked up to great minds thinking alike?
