"share the viewpoint" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, if you were writing an essay about a controversial issue, you might write: "Both sides of the argument have valid points, and it is worth considering both perspectives to fully understand the issue. Let's make an effort to share the viewpoint of those on the other side."
A spokesman for McDonald's in America said the company did not share the viewpoint.
They disagree that monitoring the quality of triage becomes harder if triagists work at home (16: -2) and share the viewpoint that the work pressure of GPs would not increase as a result (29: -3).
Indeed, not all employers share the viewpoint of Namasté Solar.
But then, he added, "I don't share the viewpoint that it's a diss to Iowa".
These parents share the viewpoint that autism is not just treatable, but curable through "biomedical" interventions and have been frustrated by the lack of progress from more "mainline" scientists in finding this cure.
This experiment, which is conducted in the same environment as depicted in Figure 7, demonstrates the effect of adjusting the decision tree to share the viewpoint-invariant decision tree.
The fact that the majority of the rest of the world shares the viewpoint that Obama is a tremendous -- in fact, the best -- candidate for the U.S. presidency was only icing on our nation's cake.
The minority group of physicians also shared the viewpoint that ANH is not indispensable in patients believed by the physicians to have entered the last stage of life.
The procedure for describing representations of the target is illustrated in Figure 2. Sharing the viewpoint-invariant decision tree The client robot constructs a decision tree, which is a suitable combination of representations for identifying the target from the viewpoint of the client robot.
"All the C.E.O.'s I talk to share the same viewpoint".
The former touring pro Patrick McEnroe, invited to the recent meeting to share the players' viewpoint on officiating, admitted he was not even sure of the correct vocational identification.
