The phrase "sharing similarities" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe how two different things have something in common. For example, "The two paintings share similarities in their vivid use of colors."
The first group (group 11) was composed of 6 TA loci (identity > 27%) very similar in size, originating from phylogenetically distant species, and all sharing similarities with the mazF toxin of the confirmed TA locus mazEF.
However, despite sharing similarities these topologies all come with their own routing protocol.
The aim of the Evian classification was to individualize different categories sharing similarities in pathophysiological mechanisms, clinical presentation, and therapeutic options.
The influence of these factors is assessed by a weight/rate approach sharing similarities between quantitative and qualitative methods and depending on pair-wise comparison matrix.
The prototypic long pentraxin PTX3 is a novel vascular inflammatory marker sharing similarities with the classic short pentraxin (C-reactive protein).
The aim of a clinical classification of pulmonary hypertension (PH) is to group together different manifestations of disease sharing similarities in pathophysiologic mechanisms, clinical presentation, and therapeutic approaches.
Transcripts sharing similarity to genes encoding proteins involved in thiamine metabolism are good examples.
In life too the victims shared similarities.
After watching it, Alex Turner noticed that it shared similarities with the record his band had just made.
It also shares similarities, with its extended family under one roof set-up, with Mark Duplass's HBO show Togetherness.
It also shares similarities to the kick-and-spin partnering of "LANDforms".
