The phrase "as common ground" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to shared beliefs, interests, or values that serve as a basis for agreement or understanding between parties.
Example: "In our discussions, we should focus on finding as common ground to foster collaboration and mutual respect."
Alternatives: "shared understanding" or "mutual agreement".
We needed a cat as social glue, as common ground, as an educator on caring for other species.
The Thomas case, I think, puts as common ground the idea that you don't really second-guess the person's - the person's belief, but you can contest sincerity.
Of course, no discussion between atheists and believers could get started if Christians were to insist that their belief in God as creator must serve as common ground.
First, I take it as common ground that this is a question on which the Supreme Court's rules could ultimately come down either way.
These values are then used to construct a musical context, allowing for a music-oriented version of concepts such as common ground.
As common ground fell away, leaders of the majority Shiites expressed confidence that the Sunnis would fail to muster the necessary two-thirds majority in three provinces to sink the constitution.
We immerse them in a new reality and, through daily experiences and nightly reflection sessions, support them to understand each other, to recognize and respect their differences in backgrounds and views as well as find common ground.
It could be as simple as finding common ground -- maybe you visited his casino and liked a certain aspect or you recently read something about the Marina Bay Sands and wanted to tell him.
Our analysis focused on how women make sense of their experiences of their stillborn baby and their relationship with their subsequent child, as well as the common ground shred by these women.
I want to acknowledge Mr. Blunt and Mr. Boehner, the work that we have done together, trying to find as much common ground as possible on this.
With an issue as divisive as abortion, common ground between the pros and the antis is usually difficult, if not impossible, to find.
