'issues of common concern' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to matters that are of interest to a shared group of people. For example, "The citizens of the town discussed various issues of common concern, such as housing and tax rates."
I accept the principle of sharing sovereignty over issues of common concern.
The new council will aim to work towards joint decisions on issues of common concern, from search-and-rescue missions to counter-terrorism and regional peacekeeping.
The Council meets regularly with the GSAS Dean and other GSAS officers to provide advice on GSAS policy and raise issues of common concern.
He is president of the International Union for Muslim Scholars, a loose Brotherhood-inspired body designed to pronounce on issues of common concern to Muslims.
The Council of Europe addresses issues of common concern to its members, including human rights, crime prevention, drug abuse, environmental protection, bioethical issues, and migration.
Key's insight was that Alabama voters prefer political representatives who lived close by, even when the more distant figure might better speak to issues of common concern.
Environmental pollution caused by Intensive Hog Feeding Operations (IHFO) has long been an issue of common concern worldwide.
"The ongoing situation in the South China Sea, where unilateral actions, including large-scale land reclamation and building of outposts and their use for military purposes, change the status quo and raise tensions in the region, is an issue of common concern to the international community," a spokesman for Japan's foreign ministry told the Guardian.
Because of the worsening of global ecological problems, the implementation of reducing carbon emissions and achieving sustainable development has become the issue of common concern around the world.
