"Create a common understanding" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are trying to explain the importance of having some shared goals, ideas, or beliefs among a group of people. For example, "We need to work together to create a common understanding that will help us achieve our overall goal."
An important aspect is to work with conceptual models to create a common understanding between construction and various health care professionals how the system works [ 16].
To do this, systems-related evidence is required to create a common understanding of existing structures, build public consensus and guide national decision making.
Patients' narratives create a common understanding of the illness experience, which, together with the symptoms of the disease, provide the nurse with a good foundation for discussing and planning care and treatment together with the patient [ 23].
A two-day meeting of the regional anti-FGM/C network of governmental and civil society organizations – established to create a common understanding and approach in the quest to achieve total abandonment – is taking place parallel to the public declarations.
Confused about professional standards Generally, the introduction of professional standards has created a common understanding of professional training.
It created a common understanding within the organization that change was necessary.
Supervision will then not be based on individual supervisors' own thoughts, but on creating a common understanding and evidence-based knowledge.
Both training on operational tools (developed during the pilot projects), and sensitisation on the concept might be necessary in order to create a common basic understanding of gender mainstreaming.
One of the advantages of working in a large company across many different nationalities and cultures, he said, was the need to tap into a core humanity to create a common vision and understanding.
"UNICEF is therefore establishing contacts with armed groups to prevent recruitment of children and create a common platform of understanding concerning the rights and protection of children".
To create a common ground and mutual understanding of justification and referral practice, there seems to be a need for improved communication and closer collaboration between radiologists, radiographers and referring clinicians.
