The phrase "for common cause" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used as part of an idiom meaning to advocate or work together on behalf of a shared interest or goal. For example, you could say, "The two countries came together for common cause to protect their shared border."
"I find in my travels and reporting a longing for common cause," Mr. Brokaw writes.
Mike Dean, a spokesman for Common Cause of Minnesota, a nonpartisan group that promotes open government, was critical of the Apple visits, calling them "influence peddling".
Many observers view the country as irrelevant despite its strategic importance and its need for common cause with Vietnam, Malaysia and others in resisting China's claims over the South China Sea.
From Unite the Union funding action meetings in Newcastle and Community Union publishing hundreds of campaign packs, to Co-operative party, Credit Union and CAB activists campaigning on the ground, hundreds of people have formed a wide civil society network to work collectively for common cause.
That is fine for nurturing a "base," it does not contribute to outreach, breaking down barriers, and revealing new possibilities for common cause.
In general, we found evidence that changes in physical and cognitive functioning are associated, but these associations were not sufficiently strong and consistent to provide conclusive evidence for "common cause" aging.
It harmonises support for common causes.
Marisol begins as an activist in her community, organizing for common causes such as voter rights, climate change and police accountability.
To extend the reach of anti-discrimination laws to private groups whose purpose is not to make a profit, but to bring together people with similar values, would destroy the nation's diverse tradition of voluntary collaboration for common causes.
University of Oxford researchers hope the findings of the small study will lead to potential cures for common causes of vision loss, including genetic-related macular degeneration, which affects thousands of people in the UK.
Independent factors for common causes were surveyed.
