"shared quest" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a joint or collective effort towards a common goal or achievement. Example: "The team embarked on a shared quest to win the championship, with each member contributing their unique skills and determination."
The two discovered a shared quest: they were both looking for a church to attend in the city.
There is also, arguably, a more positive connection, a shared quest: "The machismo thing, I think that's secondary," she said.
In later films, Jones dodges a bloodthirsty cult, thwarts a Communist plot, and reunites with his estranged father in a shared quest for the legendary Holy Grail.
The histories of New Labour and Tesco are entwined, to say the least: a tangle of mutual backscratching, eerie coincidence and a shared quest for power.
But they are close and their shared quest is to evade the Cylons hunting them and find the "13th colony," which according to ancient scriptures is Earth.
Indeed, policy differences have been limited and rarely arose among them in their shared quest to manage capitalism's inherent and immensely costly instability.
They all came for their own reasons, but they shared the quest for better opportunities for themselves and their families.
In "Dining with Miss Lil," her monthly online column for Harlem World Magazine, she has shared her quest to establish a healthier relationship to food.
There, however, he also met Raissa Oumansoff, a Russian-Jewish student, who began to share his quest for truth.
There is a softness to this ivory sect, I'd like to believe they share our quest for spiritual transcendence.
Elizabeth Edwards, who as the wife of former Senator John Edwards gave America an intimate look at a candidate's marriage by sharing his quest for the 2008 presidential nomination as she struggled with incurable cancer and, secretly, with his infidelity, died Tuesday morning at her home in Chapel Hill, N.C.
