"common money" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to money that is shared or used by a group of people. Example sentence: The siblings decided to put their inheritance in a joint bank account and use it as their common money for family expenses.
The EU promises access to the world's richest market, a common money and eventually a common foreign and defence policy.
It was Mr. Schäuble who, with forbearance and persistence, played a central part in carrying out Mr. Kohl's wish that the new Germany be integrated into a new Europe by the binding power of a common money.
But all young superstars do have one thing in common: money, and lots of it.
There seems to be a movement around the world toward common money: the euro in Europe, dollarization spreading through Latin America.
It seems an obvious corollary that in a society where all is common money should be redundant, since it opens up a gap between conventional value, which is socially created, and the worth which derives from nature.
Below you'll find some common money stories that keep us from financial freedom.
Next week he will examine a number of common money-saving proposals, and explain why they won't really help.
One common money-making ruse she identifies is suppliers being fined £10 a unit – regardless of what that unit is or what it costs – when they cannot provide goods above and beyond the amount contracted each week.
Look at our track record over the last five years where we have introduced systems where people with the most severe disabilities, as the prime minister said in the commons, money towards those has increased".
A rival candidate in Conway's constituency has already written to the police asking them to investigate the way he paid his son using Commons money to work as a researcher when there was very little evidence that any work was done.
The following contrasts were used for sustained activity effects: 1) Common = Money > Fixation, Money > Baseline, Liquid > Fixation, and Liquid > Baseline; 2) Money-Selective = Money > Fixation, Money > Baseline, and Money > Liquid; 3) Liquid Selective = Liquid > Fixation, Liquid> Baseline, and Liquid > Money.
