"common worldview" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a set of beliefs that are widely accepted by a particular group of people - for example, "Many people in the religious community share a common worldview."
But that does not mean that the candidates are prepared to declare a common worldview.
That "common worldview" is a reasonable place for a dialogue; there is every reason to question and challenge it.
Surely the answer is that we can meet in service, in shared moral convictions about our nation stemming from a common worldview.
"What I said was that it's like a family, where we have a common worldview, deep affection for one another, and sometimes we squabble," Mr. Spitzer told reporters after the meeting.
By the 2nd century ad several competing streams of Greek and Roman philosophy Middle Platonism, Neoplatonism, Epicureanism, Stoicism had merged into a common worldview that was basically Neoplatonic, though enriched by the ethical outlook of the Stoics.
In the same week that President Obama galvanized his base by endorsing same-sex marriage, Mr. Romney's message was that evangelicals could count on him to operate as president under "a common worldview," including his position that marriage should be between only a man and a woman.
And since he thought that so much of our common sense worldview was compatible with fundamental physics, he had many versions of the location problem to solve.
Kristallo was one of many British teens uploading commemorative posts: before his death, Lil Peep had managed to capture in his music the anxiety and nihilistic worldview common among many young people these days – a burden that Peep, like other rappers, numbed with painkillers and tranquillisers, like Xanax, often posting photos and videos of himself doing so online.
Kristallo was one of many British teens uploading commemorative posts: Before his death, Lil Peep had managed to capture in his music the anxiety and nihilistic worldview common among many young people these days a burden that Peep, like other rappers, numbed with painkillers and tranquilizers, like Xanax, often posting photos and videos of himself doing so online.
One of the most important mechanisms concerns "homophily" [ 13- 15], whereby it is argued that individuals are more likely to create ties with peers who share the same traits because 'similarity of personal characteristics implies common interests and worldviews and best explains the formation of expressive ties based on interpersonal attraction' [ 16].
The easy assumption is that Havel's West-oriented worldview is common to all of the former Soviet bloc of central and eastern Europe.
