The phrase "shared vulnerability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing emotional openness, trust, or collective experiences of weakness among individuals or groups.
Example: "In our support group, we foster an environment of shared vulnerability, allowing members to connect on a deeper level."
Alternatives: "mutual vulnerability" or "collective vulnerability."
Surprisingly, that sense of shared vulnerability has created a renewed, if wearied, spirit of local collaboration.
And it's urged a powerful submission to feelings of humility, shared vulnerability, doubt and trust.
And it outlines the characters' shared vulnerability with too heavy a hand.
At Medicine X, we have found that storytelling is an incredibly powerful tool to cultivate both empathy and shared vulnerability.
This sense of our shared vulnerability, of our loss of control over who gets to see what, is surely why Internet Noise took off.
It helped them to recognize their shared vulnerability while reinforcing their need to move through the discomfort so that they could be advocates for diversity in the organization.
Accordingly, she assembles her pottery sculptures with film, photography and recorded sound to celebrate our fallibilities and shared vulnerabilities.
From Thailand to Indonesia to Malaysia – even as far as India – Asian nations are displaying an extremely worrying set of shared vulnerabilities.
Suddenly, there were millions of machines, operated by people with little understanding of computer security, with shared vulnerabilities and fast connections to the network.
It's tragic that it took Trump's bigotry and the spectacle of Charlottesville to remind Jews and African Americans of their shared vulnerabilities.
When the weaker party appealed to the stronger party, shared vulnerabilities, and proposed a solution that would also benefit the stronger party, the latter felt sympathy and was more motivated to help.
