"issues of shared concern" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase refers to problems or topics that are important and relevant to a group or community. Example: The city council meeting was filled with discussions about various issues of shared concern, such as improving public transportation and addressing the rising crime rate.
Throughout his career in public service, he has proven time and again his willingness to work with organized labor on issues of shared concern and interest.
Turkish diplomats and politicians gave warning before the vote that the consequences would be felt across the range of issues of shared concern to the two countries.
"There's so much more that unites us than divides us," Mr. Bush said, pledging to consult and try to work with European allies on all issues of shared concern.
A procession of leaders arrived sans neckties at the decidedly informal setting, one that Obama aides said offered "a rare opportunity for candor" to discuss issues of shared concern: territorial disputes with China, the North Korean nuclear program and the global fight against Islamic State, along with a pending trade agreement among the U.S. and several Asian nations.
They discussed a number of priorities of shared concern, and the president's and the Vatican's positions on these issues are well known".
These countries come together in a spirit of shared concern and shared commitment to address climate change and the risks that come with it.
Last week NATO's top official proposed a partnership with Russia that would let Moscow help shape alliance decision-making in certain areas of shared concern.
The Oxford Martin Commission for Future Generations brought together a group of business and other leaders out of shared concern about the gridlock that undermines action on many global challenges and the increasing short-termism which pervades governments and business cultures.
It would focus some of our time on finding and building constituents of shared concern – looking at systemic change, rather than short-term transactional shifts that don't add up.
Friends and congregants (Harvey Winokur is the founding rabbi of Temple Kehillat Chaim in Roswell, Ga). who had assured the Winokurs, "He's all boy!" or "Mine was the same way!" began to fall silent, out of shared concern.
