"common journey" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means a shared or collective experience or adventure. Example: "As we embarked on our common journey together, we knew that we would face challenges and make memories that would last a lifetime."
I love being part of a company, a set of companions, embarked on a common journey and mission with no guarantees but lots of innovation, enthusiasm and fun.
That we are also, not only he is in the journey of his life, but we too are in that journey of — the common journey of our life.
We're on a common journey – but we're travelling at different speeds It's important to remember that progress towards energy efficiency is moving at different speeds and subject to very different political, fiscal, sociological and geographic conditions across countries.
Dr. Matson is the author of numerous scientific publications and books, including the National Research Council volume titled Our Common Journey: A Transition toward Sustainability and the Seeds of Sustainability: Lessons from the Birthplace of the Green Revolution.
The institutions chasing a new football status do so with baby steps and varied circumstances, but the common journey has a visionary end — some would call it illusionary — and it is a wonderland of television riches, national exposure and ecstatic alumni donating money by the bushel.
We discovered a common journey that businesses go through time and time again.
Their singing delineates their common journey a journey that demands separation from the world and yielding to God's will.
In a study of the map, Richard J. A. Talbert, a historian at the University of North Carolina who specializes in cartography of the Greeks and the Romans, noted that in one sense it was an example of common Roman "journey" charts, much like the Greek "periploi" — mostly written descriptions of landmarks and ports mariners were likely to encounter.
"Average trip lengths, for the most common routine journeys, is commuting at 8.8 miles, business trips at 19.4 miles, the school run at 2.3 miles, shopping at 4.3 miles, visiting friends at 8.7 miles and entertainment at 7.3 miles".
Other common tools, like journey maps, are also incomplete because multiple customer journeys usually exist for a single organization.
The poor, as Jesus said in a book that has rather more common sense than The Journey, sorry, A Journey, will be with us always and so, it seems, will religious zealots.
