The phrase "common ethos" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a shared set of beliefs, values, and principles that are commonly held within a group or community. An example sentence using "common ethos" could be: "The students in the class all come from different backgrounds, but they share a common ethos of inclusivity and respect for diversity."
Burkard said the reason all its staff would be ex-military was "to ensure that the staff room is working from a common ethos as opposed to having people working at odds with each other".
Second, both public and private companies stress the importance of fostering a strong corporate culture, in which all employees have to buy into a common ethos and embrace it enthusiastically.
Personally, he and his compatriot experienced something of a love-hate relationship but they shared the same tactical beliefs and Gartside trusts this common ethos will inform Bolton's play for the remainder of this season.
Moskovitz also believes that ex-Facebook employees who are now founders are often driven by a common ethos to build a lasting company, as opposed to building to sell, even if that presents mildly irrational risks along the way.
Our common ethos is built upon giving others a hand up, a chance, and playing the "game of life" in a way that is consistently fair to all.
Looking at the cases of Brazil and Chile, de Carvalho [ 41] shows that a common ethos among the elite as well as social and ideological homogeneity favoured the consolidation of effective political power and the building of these states outside of Spanish and Portuguese rule.
It is why we are encouraging greater diversity of provision that will enable different providers - whether public, private or voluntary - to offer services to NHS patients according to a common NHS ethos, common standards and under a common system of inspection.
What they all have in common: an ethos derived from Tim Sweeney's seminal radio station, Beats in Space.
Many institutions are combined primary and secondary schools with no major unsettling transition stages; this also allows a consistent ethos and common language to pervade.
This ethos is common amongst revelers.
Open-source software, Wikipedia, the creative commons and social media make commoning possible while affirming the ethos of horizontal organisation.
