The phrase 'share the same question' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that two or more people have the same question. For example: "The students in the class all share the same question: how will the final exam be structured?".
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"[These days,] hip-hop and post-black art share the same questions of how an artist of color deals with visibility," says Jeff Chang, who heads the Institute for Diversity in the Arts at Stanford University and wrote Who We Be: The Colorization of America and Can't Stop Won't Stop .Now, in addition to the old questions of invisibility, such as How can we be seen?
Russell Brand, Boris Johnson and Melanie Phillips will be sharing the same Question Time panel in London tonight … what could possibly go wrong?
Camus, like Dr. Rieux, shared the same questions religious believers ask; he just couldn't accept their answers -- or their hope.
Interestingly, after a five-month honeymoon with our first government in 70 years that is not dominated by the longtime ruling party, we Mexicans share with the United States the same question about our elected officials: to trust or not to trust.
He shared and then asked me the same question.
Then ask colleagues in their 40's or 50's the same question to share the answers: a jealous sister who has a wildly popular brother (from "Ferris Bueller's Day Off"), and a sycophant who is overly polite to adults for his own gain ("Leave It to Beaver").
Every time I see a photo sharing app come across the transom, the same question crosses my mind: what about trolls and porn?
After completing their searches, have the groups that searched for the same question meet to share their respective results (i.e., both Group 1s, Group 2s, etc).
