The phrase "share some observations" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when asking someone to share their thoughts or perceptions on a particular topic or situation. Example: "During the staff meeting, please feel free to share some observations on our current project and any suggestions for improvement."
At the risk of becoming part of the problem rather than the solution, I would like to share some observations.
A young writer living in Syria's capital city has agreed to share some observations of the uprisings and subsequent crackdowns happening across the country.
Having just finished a six-month ESRC knowledge exchange secondment with a government department, I wanted to share some observations about how we academics might better engage with policy: Seriously.
The idea was to have Mr. James assess their tattoos, talk about his own rather numerous tattoos, share some observations about the state of the art and then see if together we could hammer out a Code of Ethics for an Increasingly Tattooed World.
And once we've shown the data, we'll share some observations gleaned from it.
I've invited Julie to share some observations here on the class to date.
I'd like to share some personal observations of my experience getting started at HopeLab in the hopes that an idea or a practice sticks with you as you onboard someone in the future.
But Sullivan shared some early observations.
In the poem, Wiley shares some poignant observations about her relationship with a thinner man, from wondering whether her boyfriend "notices the stares" they get when holding hands in public, to recognizing that "the cute hipster girl in the coffee shop assumes we're just friends".
Nev Schulman, the man behind the Catfish movie and MTV show, shared some of his observations of watching children across America realize the person they had been communicating with was not who he seemed to be.
We define the samples in the different columns as explained earlier in the note, so in some cases the share of observations in a range can substantially exceed or fall short of the strict definition.
