The phrase "as a shared understanding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a common agreement or mutual comprehension between individuals or groups.
Example: "In our discussions, we aim to establish a framework as a shared understanding to guide our collaboration."
Alternatives: "as a mutual agreement" or "as a common comprehension".
In Greek drama, characters are bound by family, location and history, as well as a shared understanding of a moral code and a sense of common purpose.
She also discussed the importance of feminism as a shared understanding of mutual values.
Analysis was inductive and interpretive, based on the content of the interviews; in line with the inductive analytic tradition, project leaders were frequently asked to define terms that are otherwise taken for granted as a shared understanding, such as 'disease management' [see Table 4.
Another way to look at empathy is to see it as a shared understanding, an ability to project yourself into someone else's experience.
No one says it should stop with this acceptance, but it would be helpful if any kind of dialogue about mental illness, let alone therapeutic process, began with as much of a shared understanding of the experience as possible.
This process itself, as well as the positive result (a shared understanding of the stressful event as something worthwhile and beneficial) could be expected to also generate an increased sense of shared values, mutual respect, and cohesion.
Partners off stage as well as on, they bring a shared understanding to their roles that, far from being safe, allows risk and experimentation.
Useful insights can best be gained by making problems as tractable as possible so that a shared understanding can be achieved by the public, risk managers, and risk analysts.
But it can also influence the researcher's ability to obtain data, as there might be a shared understanding that the interviewer does not explore [ 28, 29].
Effective communication was described by respondents as key for establishing a shared understanding of the project and necessary for community participation.
And though he takes dancers from all around the world, he has given them a shared understanding of style fully as subtle as that of some European companies that employ only dancers from their own nations.
