The phrase 'provide a common ground' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe two or more people or groups coming together on a shared set of interests or beliefs. For example: "The two companies were able to provide a common ground on which to build a strong business partnership."
"They provide a common ground for people to, let's say, maybe, rise above politics".
"Onstage and even in our lobbies, we provide a common ground for our audiences to address their fears and hopes," Ms. Claussen wrote.
This would not destroy our diversity and difference, but would provide a common ground of learning and experimenting, from which we could engage more productively together.
Scientists worldwide should set rules and ethics for effective collaboration; a global norm would provide a common ground for scientists to build together the trust required for the project to succeed.
A better and shared understanding of cross-cutting issues would provide a common ground for both forest and livestock managers to pursue the changes that are needed in the rule.
To provide a common ground for the comparison of real-time multicore synchronization protocols we developed a framework that supports heterogenous levels of abstraction for simulated functionality and simulated timing.
Today, he said that religion provides a common ground for values -- nonviolence, respect for others -- that few would find objectionable.
By blending the futuristic with the anachronistic, it provides a common ground for digital media gurus, forensic scientists, backyard hobbyists and people who make all kinds of things.
This issue of degrees of freedom provides a common ground between loss distribution and the scoreboard.
Another feature of this topology is that it provides a common ground for the input and midpoint of the output.
Finally, ESFM provides a common ground to compare various meshfree methods, enabling detailed analyses of performance characteristics.
