The phrase 'shared class' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to a course or class that is taken by two or more people or groups. For example: "Jane and I are taking a shared class this semester."
During lectures in Sociology of Women, their shared class, she said: "It was weird.
And many find hope, comfort and companionship, whether through a shared class or shared chores around the residence.
Its corporate offices are now in a shared Class A office building on Campus Drive in Florham Park, N.J., about 30 miles from Manhattan.
Unlike the shared class character of Gilded Age elites, omnivores seem highly distinct and their tastes appear to be a matter of personal expression.
Instead of a wide movement infusing white, black and Latino workers with a shared class identity, unions narrowed and moderated their goals, seeking gains only for dues-paying members.
School and union officials said the shared class assignment was intended to ensure that the lead teachers remained classroom teachers, both in title and in practice, and did not become administrators or coaches without regular teaching time.
Nxivm students sign non-disclosure agreements, and sharing class materials breached those contracts, the suit alleged.
The five-class model (not shown) split the equipment sharing class into two classes, one that shared equipment often, and one that shared infrequently.
Whether they are sharing classes with boys is largely irrelevant".
On a small scale, C.I.C. members' CourseShare program already does that, with members sharing classes in less commonly taught languages.
He and Julia had met soon after that, sharing classes as students in a public-health program.
