"common expenses" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to shared expenses, such as the costs of running a household or a business. For example, "The household's common expenses include rent, utilities, and food."
Last year, it created a small-business network called OPEN (www.openamericanexpress.com) to bring together various services, Web tools and discount programs with other giants like Exxon Mobil , Dell Computer FedEx and Staples, allowing customers to save money on common expenses.
The agreement calls for weighted voting based a longstanding formula defining the share that each constituent bears of common expenses like security and maintenance of the central mechanical plant.
These are among other findings in the latest survey: The most common expenses for caregivers are household goods and food (42percentt of respondents), transportation (39percentt), medical co-payments and pharmaceuticals (31percentt), clothing (21percentt), and home repair and maintenance (13percentt).
A Donald M. Onorato, a co-op and condominium lawyer in Hackensack, N.J., said that the state's Condominium Act provides that common expenses be charged to unit owners according to their respective interests in the common elements as set forth in the master deed or bylaws.
A. Bruce A. Cholst, a Manhattan co-op and condominium lawyer, said that the manner in which the assessments were levied violates the state's Condominium Act, which mandates that common expenses shall be charged to unit owners according to their respective common interests.
Mr Cram calculated that 8,000 jobs could be saved across England and Wales if areas clubbed together to share the cost of common expenses in the force such as uniforms and patrol vehicles – many ordered to a different specification for each force.
A housewife in full black niqab spoke of her two daughters and the cost of extra tuition — a common expense, because of the poor quality of public schools.
The federation would also proscribe as "a public enemy" (Rousseau 1756/1917, 63) any member who breaks the Treaty or disregards the decisions of the congress; in such a situation, all members would "arm and take the offensive, conjointly and at the common expense, against any State put to the ban of Europe" in order to enforce the decisions of the federation (61 4).
Regarding medical OOPE, medicines were the most common expense, and the mean numbers of days without income were 4.12 days.
Of the total number of subjects 95% reported at least one non-medical OOPE, being daily transportation the most common expense.
Common expense categories that are affected by petty cash include postage, office supplies, and transportation.
