"common point of interest" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to something that two or more people have in common, such as a shared hobby or activity. For example, "My friend and I have a common point of interest in photography, so we often go on weekend trips to explore new places to take pictures."
Occasionally, the six of us landed on a common point of interest and found ourselves in one of those magic moments of true group conversation.
Shared activities bring together a cross-section of disparate individuals around a common point of interest, instead of connecting similar individuals with shared backgrounds.
"There's always a clarity that I think ends up improving the film, which is, after all, their common point of interest.
One common point of interest is "net neutrality". The Federal Communications Commission is weighing whether to regulate Internet service providers more heavily by reclassifying them as "common carriers". That move, however, would put broadband companies beyond the reach of the FTC.
Nodes with a common point of interest form a dynamic community.
The interests of the energy region and the municipalities are not only a reduction of carbon emissions and employment creation in the region, but also hit a common point of interest with industry namely a reduction of dependencies from imported fossil fuels minimising economic uncertainties.
Whether it's an industry difference, geographic difference, the first thing is do we understand each other, is our orientation something where we can find common points of interest, common points of value creation.
Teaching in core curricula could therefore both engage students by noting the common points of interest between national and global health and stretch their aspirations (of where they will work in the future for example), by pointing out some of the differences in circumstances in other parts of the world.
So I think that we are meeting at a point of interest, a common interest, and I would say that we are gaining a lot of votes, maybe, through his publication of the gospel of transparency".
The main point of interest in the multivariate analysis is the common genetic effect on As and Hg.
But one point of interest: those few countries that show up red generally have something in common.
