The phrase "as a shared project" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an initiative or endeavor that involves collaboration among multiple parties.
Example: "The community garden was developed as a shared project between local residents and the city council."
Alternatives: "as a collaborative effort" or "as a joint initiative".
She advocates programs that help women develop a perspective from which overcoming addiction can be understood not just as an individual health or will-power problem, but as part of a shared project of personal and community transformation.
But if you look at reconciliation as a step in couples therapy — a shared project in managing a highly problematic, ultimately critical relationship — it makes more sense.
If that sounds a little like fellow UK startup UnLtdWorld or Zurich's Amazee then you'd be forgiven, although the emphasis here is less on individuals so much as charities connecting together to work on shared projects.
Julio César Chávez described them as associates, sharing projects of a deep political, social and economic revolution, based in higher freedom for the Spanish American criollos.
The results of this study are consistent with ANT in illustrating the important role of the IT system as a central super-actor, around whom the various other actors in the network became aligned, seeing the success of the project as a shared endeavor serving mutually valuable goals for which engagement and action were warranted.
Another way to look at empathy is to see it as a shared understanding, an ability to project yourself into someone else's experience.
This study has developed a product model based on ISO 10303 to overcome problems such as data loss during transferring and sharing project data.
Aviation amounts to about 2 percent of global carbon dioxide emissions, a share projected to rise quickly as air traffic surges.
The carbon dioxide from airplanes accounts for about 3 percent of the world's greenhouse gas emissions, a share projected to go up as air traffic rises.
