The phrase "as common property" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that is shared or owned collectively by a group rather than by individuals.
Example: "The resources in this area are considered as common property, accessible to all members of the community."
Alternatives: "shared resource" or "collective ownership".
The same attitude lay behind Jefferson's description of knowledge as "common property".
The commons have always existed; indeed until two centuries ago they were generally treated as common property, accessible to all.
Though run as a collective, where even clothes are shared as common property, it owes its being to an overlord.
But with many waiting lists now closed, and an estimated demand for 90,000 more plots (in addition to the 330,000 currently available), we are still far behind our Anglo-Saxon forebears in the distribution of land as common property.
Similarly, it is imperative that pastoral land remain as common property, given that further fragmentation is considered detrimental to socio-ecological system sustainability.
We begin our analysis with a brief description of the physical characteristics of the Ganges Brahmaputra Basin and the types of ecological resources and services it generates as common property in communities like Chapra.
Our findings are in agreement with a recent study which showed that NAGNAG AS shares common properties in A. thaliana and O. sativa and animals [ 24].
Second, the lack of coordination between environmental and public health objectives, a complex and fragmented system to manage water resources, and the general treatment of water as a common property resource mean that the water quality and quantity problems observed as well as the health threats identified are likely to become more acute.
Mrs. Bush's programs suggest that she is aiming for the heart of the reading community, that enormous middle ground defined by the books that some of us begin with and others of us end with, books that we can think of as the common property of literary Americans, young and old.
Firstly, the OSS community developed the institutional innovation of OSS licenses enabling OSS software to survive as a common property.
The low levels of willingness to pay may also be attributed to the promotion of FSTD as a common property, which reduces the level of security attached to the investment, and level of investment among farmers are likely to make (Ayamga et al. 2016).
