"group ownership" is a grammatically correct phrase and is commonly used in written English.
It refers to the situation where a group of people jointly own an asset or property. Example: "The company's bylaws state that all shareholders have equal rights and responsibilities in terms of group ownership of the business."
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Group ownership has been widespread but by no means universal among primitive and archaic agriculturalists.
Next came the idea of small plots with a high population density (the group ownership model) so people could afford to buy flats.
Through the 1970s and '80s, the Telegraph remained relatively free of labour disputes and maintained financial stability under its family group ownership, headed by Michael Berry, Lord Hartwell.
Back in Rieselfeld, Doris had told me that group ownership of property in Vauban is engineered to ensure that only 'a lawyer, a doctor, middle-class types' share a block.
Arnault failed in his bid for the restyled Gucci Group, but, though his Demon King methods - a whiff of sulphur with every transaction - were loathed, his model of group ownership, which concealed any individual line's loss of lustre in the dazzle of conglomerate profits, now dominates the luxury business.
Though Finland has no forest-based bioenergy certification scheme at present time, the general guidelines for sustainable energy wood harvesting remain under the PEFC Criterion 4 and 5 for individual and group ownerships of forest, respectively [9].
Kennedy takes two strong positions throughout: he opposes any attempt to erase the word from the English language or to ban its use, and he opposes any ethnic-group ownership of the word.
Differences in reports of FMD prevalence were found for herdsmen ethnic groups, ownership status, and amount of cattle contact.
But the elite group's ownership in the Wall Street firm is rising.
In January, the campaign group took ownership of a parcel of land big enough to grow some vegetables.
