The word 'sharer' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who gives out or divides up something with another person or multiple people. Example sentence: I'm looking for an extra dishwasher to help me with the load, so if anyone is interested in being an equal sharer in the chore, please let me know.
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Although Vespasian had in various ways avoided making Titus his own equal, the son became the military arm of the new principate and is described by Suetonius as particeps atque etiam tutor imperii ("sharer and even protector of the empire").
Shakespeare was an important exception; as a member of Lord Chamberlain's Men and then the King's Men, he wrote for his company as a sharer in their capitalist enterprise.
Oil! Our secret god, our secret sharer, our magic wand, fulfiller of our every desire, our co-conspirator!
The Bermondsey and Old Southwark MP warned: "The Tories have to understand what is a huge priority for us – for example, fairer taxation for those on lower incomes, which requires those with broader shoulders to take a greater sharer of the responsibility.
He is an enthusiastic sharer and feeder, matey and collegiate with his sous-chefs, but he argues with the owner (Dustin Hoffman), who wants simple, popular classic dishes and tells him: "You wanna be an artist, be an artist on your own time".
And they value the UN's role as an influence-multiplier, a burden-sharer and a provider of expertise they themselves do not possess in areas such as peacekeeping and nation-building.In many ways, therefore, the UN is a means to America's ends.
Mr Hytner's reputation is for decisiveness ("takes no prisoners," says one observer), but his theatrical taste is catholic and he is a power-sharer who has appointed a cabinet of advisers.
Shakespeare became an actor-sharer, one of the owners in a capitalist enterprise that shared the risks and the gains among them.
The longtime goal of Facebook, and of founder Mark Zuckerberg — who was memorably profiled here by Jose Antonio Vargas as "an over-sharer in the age of over-sharing" — has been to build a separate Internet.
Zuckerberg may seem like an over-sharer in the age of over-sharing.
