It is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that a group of people have in common. For example: There is a commonality in the views of those who attended the rally.
"I do see a lot of commonality in the ideas expressed by Larry Summers," he said.
This diagnosis overlooks the commonality in the approach of these corporate executives: All of them are "serial acquirers" of other companies.
Mr. Andrés finds much commonality in the two cultures, where the tortilla isn't that unlike the pancake used to wrap Peking duck.
His defenders insist that, whatever harm he did to himself and his reputation by his prejudices, the often long, always didactic, and specifically Catholic books to which he devoted himself after his conversion more than make up for it, since they are both profound and genuinely universal, insisting on a pan-national commonality in the true faith.
The goal is to identify commonality in the types of information that design tools should produce.
This paper studies liquidity and volatility commonality in the Canadian stock market.
There has to be a commonality in the security models and the interface models between all those services.
It is a disparate grouping, however, there are threads of commonality in the best practices among these systems.
Extended feature models with cardinalities are widely used for managing variability and commonality in the software product line domains.
By recognizing the commonality in the shear band formation among different loading modes, the contributions of shear band generation and residual stresses to the hardness changes were separated.
Ongoing conversations revealed an interesting commonality in the mathematician's orientations what we call "effectively non-negotiable" aspects of their beliefs and orientations.
