"other common ground" is a valid phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to additional shared beliefs or opinions that people have besides the main or initial point of agreement. Example: "While they had differing political views, Sarah and Tom were able to find other common ground when discussing their love of hiking and commitment to environmental conservation."
During the renovations, they will be offered temporary apartments at other Common Ground buildings.
But there may be other common ground, in particular on means-testing.
In a debate that's about life and death for one side, and the autonomy of women on the other, common ground has been, to say the least, elusive.
What's that?" "How did you and your friends communicate with each other?" Finding common ground, however, Mr. Gollop offered his group timeless hints for staying out of trouble.
Qinghai is located at the intersection of the four major spheres of cultural influence of the nationalities of the Central Plains, Tibet, the Western Regions, and the Northern Grasslands, where multiple cultures co-exist, borrow from each other, seek common ground while reserving differences, thus vividly embodying the coexistence principle of "harmony in diversity".
Turkey and Israel must now engage each other on common ground because is time to rise above the fray.
The fact that the hosts and the participants were able to overcome political differences and meet each other on common ground has had only positive outcomes and stands as an exemplar for those who believe that grass roots communication is the best way to tackle issues of global concern and begin to break down barriers.
We have always been a party that seek to work with others where common ground exists, while still offering a robust challenge where we must on the core principles of the green agenda.
Reclaiming neglected British ingredients and updating antique recipes were other areas of common ground.
As Martha Schwendener observed in her review in The New York Times, other works in "Common Ground" exemplify the distinctive language of high-end contemporary art.
Balancing humor and tension with a subtle suggestion of menace, the men nervously circle each other, occasionally finding common ground in their experience of loss.
