The phrase "share a common passion" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate that two or more people have the same strong enthusiasm or commitment to something. For example, "John and Mary share a common passion for traveling."
Yet Mr. Tykwer and Kieslowski share a common passion for the characters they have created, Mr. Piesiewicz said, as well as a Hitchcockian fascination with the quirks of fate and coincidence.
The World Bank also formally recognizes community participation through its personnel evaluation system, but to drive participation it relies primarily on the intrinsic benefits of community membership: the opportunities to solve problems, develop new ideas, and build relationships with peers who share a common passion.
Butler and Parmalat Chairman Tanzi happen to share a common passion: soccer.
As individuals, we share a common passion to build something from nothing.
Pochettino told BBC Radio Solent: "The reality is we share a common passion and we share a long-term plan for this club.
For all the reasons women fly as an occupation, as a self-confidence booster or to help others these women pilots share a common passion for being up in the air.
And the two men shared a common passion for bridge.
"The bright lights, the new car smells, the cute ladies on the podiums sharing their sales pitches," he remembered, and noted that it was a place where everyone shared a common passion.
We shared a common passion for uncontemporary cinema, and I loved introducing him to Renoir films he didn't know, because I was so sure he'd understand them.
The company came out of research by two former MIT students, Alex Grinman and Kevin King, who shared a common passion for encryption.
Whether we were particle physicists or environmental biologists, we all shared a common passion: We love science and we want to tell the world about it.
