"collective duty" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a shared responsibility or obligation that a group of people or an organization has towards a certain task or goal. Example: It is our collective duty to protect the environment and ensure a sustainable future for generations to come.
Thuat is trying to bring a belief in collective duty back to this nominally communist country.
It is everyone's collective duty to protect vulnerable students from experiencing negative emotions in the classroom.
"It is not down to just one person to fight the Oystons, it is our collective duty".
Most experts condemning Hunt focus on the rights of children and our collective duty to protect them.
Next week, we'll see whether Britain has decided to keep a sense of collective duty, or whether the government will be embracing the American way.
"Such statements are intolerable because of our collective duty never to forget the Holocaust and its victims, and because of the respect for human dignity that is owed to each person and all peoples".
They want, among other things: the emperor to be restored as head of state; collective duties emphasised over individual rights; and veneration for the family unit.
"As a group, we are so concerned by the bill that we feel it is our collective civic duty to use our voices to make sure that the public is aware of the alarming legislation the federal government is attempting to rush through parliament with its assistance and access bill," she said.
On November 8, it'll be our collective civic duty to drag our collective ass to the polls and cast a ballot for the angry guy or the email lady.
It is our collective responsibility to not just celebrate but to also care for our veterans after their tours of duty.
There was nothing traditional about his childhood except the conformism of Japanese society, which he hated: the school uniforms, the petty rules, the group-mindedness, the submission of individual desires to collective familial duties.
