The phrase "and develop a shared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of creating a common understanding or agreement among a group of people.
Example: "We need to collaborate effectively and develop a shared vision for the project to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "and create a mutual" or "and establish a common".
Families, caregivers and providers will collaborate and develop a shared understanding of the student's treatment and educational needs.
For now, though, I'm going to settle for my fortnightly book club, which I hope will develop into an opportunity for people passionate about novels to come together and develop a shared understanding of the text through dialogue.
Improved security, he argued, would allow Iraqi Shiites, Sunnis and Kurds the space to reach political compromises and develop a shared vision of the future so they and their country could move forward.
Eventually they established clubs in every district of Zimbabwe and a headquarters in the city of Bulawayo that they called Freedom House, where they could congregate as a community and develop a shared group identity.
The new board will allow us to look ahead and develop a shared view of emerging challenges, how we should deal with them, and how our current policy can adapt to longer-term developments".
The new board will allow us to look ahead and develop a shared view of emerging challenges, how we should deal with them, and how our current policy can adapt to longer-term developments". One government source said that Ricketts and Donilon would have to tread with care.
Student takeaways included problem finding/solving, articulating ideas, collaboration, trust, and developing a shared vision.
Happily, they surmounted that friendship obstacle and developed a shared enthusiasm for the kind of hard metal that played in the wrestling and anime videos they watched.
This application involved 48 participants who reached consensus on relevant impact factors and developed a shared vision for managing a complex transition process in the area of waste management.
This makes it difficult for users and professionals to navigate the system, to exchange information and to develop a shared vision of purpose and governance of the system.
Daily: Leaders came from around the world to learn about the tremendous innovation in the pipeline, and to develop a shared action plan.
