"build common understanding" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to indicate the need for, or the process of, finding shared ideas, beliefs, or values among individuals or groups. For example, "We need to build common understanding among our team in order to work together effectively."
With a balanced nuclear deal, Tehran could engage in regional peace initiatives to build common understanding of its goals and future role.
In the facilitation function foresight can be seen as an instrument to build common understanding, actor networks and shared visions among stakeholders.
In order to facilitate the future application of the terms and to build common understanding of the terms, we propose below definitions of presented and delineated terms (see Table 3).
What can parents do to bridge this communication gap and build common understanding? 1.
If one of the aims of communication is to build common understanding between health agencies and the public, then low-vaccine uptake, allegations of collusion between health agencies and the pharmaceutical industry, and allegations that the pandemic was a 'fake pandemic' reflected failures in communication.
Rather than trying to foster understanding and build common ground with his audience, he grew impatient and threw insults at his critics further alienating himself from the people he was trying to influence.
You have to build a common understanding of integrity and have teammates see for themselves the empowering benefits of making integrity a cornerstone value in your culture.
In this study, a techno-economic analysis has been conducted, considering the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) for each technology in order to build a common understanding and vision.
This article thus helps build a common understanding about how these efforts to bring greater accountability can be combined and integrated to improve the attractiveness and effectiveness of addiction treatments.
A party spokesperson said its national executive committee had adopted the working definition produced by the all-party parliamentary group on British Muslims "to help tackle Islamophobia, build a common understanding of its causes and consequences, and express solidarity with Muslim communities".
