"common legacy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe the shared beliefs, features, or traditions that are passed down from one generation to the next. For example, "Stories of courage and hard work are part of our common legacy."
In June of that year, a much larger event produced the "Prague Declaration", which insists all of Europe agree that Nazism and Communism are a "common legacy" and that a Nuremberg tribunal-grade tool be used to assess communism.
IT IS an experience which, like sunburn, will be familiar to most British holidaymakers travelling in Europe: the inept struggle with a foreign language which is the common legacy of bad schooling and stubborn insularity.
What happened to man and house in those intervening decades is a gripping tale about how Latvians and Russians, two peoples fated to share this nation under 50 years of Soviet rule, can be so far apart when it comes to their common legacy.
It insisted that Nazism and Communism be accepted by Europe as a "common legacy", demanded a Nuremberg grade trial for communists, a single day of commemoration for victims of both (which would inevitably replace Holocaust Remembrance Day), and, last but not least, the "overhaul" of European textbooks to reflect the far right's version of second world war history.
In July that was backed by the Organisation of Security and Cooperation in Europe, following a similar vote in the European parliament and a declaration signed by Vaclav Havel and others branding "communism and nazism as a common legacy" of Europe that should be jointly commemorated because of "substantial similarities".
In contrast to the United States, Europe has embraced a model that views culture not as a commodity, in which market forces determine which products survive, but as a common legacy to be nurtured and protected, including art forms that may lack mass appeal.
But Khartabil's most enduring Creative Commons legacy, Peters argues, was in leading negotiations that established a common language for talking about Creative Commons in Arabic.
Local animosity to the steel baron remains common, the legacy, no doubt, of his role in the infamous Homestead Strike.
For Hollywood to thwart this by appropriating our common cultural legacy is as ethically dubious as plagiarism -- innovation, perhaps, but not actual progress.
Crimea is our common historical legacy and a very important factor in regional stability.
In speaking with hundreds of CIOs, they all share a common concern: Legacy vendors won't move fast enough to support these new platforms at the rate they're being adopted by employees.
