The phrase "as a shared space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a physical or conceptual area that is collectively used or experienced by multiple individuals or groups.
Example: "The community center serves as a shared space for various activities, fostering collaboration among residents."
Alternatives: "as a common area" or "as a collaborative environment".
The case for treating Asia as a shared space, falling under a columnist's purview, is only reinforced.
Two things have prompted me to think about whether we could think about science and innovation as a shared space.
What is known in urban design as a "shared space" has been tried in cities around the world.
Samara's ambition is to take the Yoshino Cedar House model – a listing run by and for the benefit of a community, designed as a shared space – and roll it out to similar struggling rural communities around the world to boost localised tourism and reinvigorate economies.
"On the back of this initiative, we wish to engage with all key stakeholders in relation to the issue of the town centre being designated as a shared space for all traditions, in this mainly nationalist town.
If you kids are as busy as mine then a shared space for tracking everything is critical.
In such instances, we realize our roles as inhabitants of a shared space, only to have the feeling stifled by the same overabundance and intensity that seems to encourage communality in the first place.
There is a marvelously artisanal quality to Ms. Hansen's delicately wrought choreography, which takes full account of the notion of live art as something that occurs in a shared space, through the concentrated cooperation of artists and audience members.
We were lucky that they were in a shared space together, as we were expecting them to be separated -- a thought that made my hands shake.
Some apps, such as Instagram, automatically upload pictures to a shared space, and are available for you—or anybody else to download to your computer.
Include bedrooms, bathrooms as well as any shared space, such as dividing up cabinets or closets.
