The phrase "a form of joint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing types or categories of joints in anatomy, mechanics, or other contexts where connections or links are being described.
Example: "The knee is a form of joint that allows for both bending and rotation."
Alternatives: "a type of joint" or "a kind of joint".
For example, rail will be renationalised, but with a form of joint management involving workers and passenger representatives.
They practised a form of joint meditation that resulted in a text of 43 teachings, which will soon be available on the internet at www.thetantrachronicles.com.
A form of joint sovereignty has been repeatedly urged on both countries as the best solution to the conflict, and in the past before the invasion of the islands by the military dictatorship in 1983, British diplomats had discussed the proposals with their Argentinian counterparts.
They would also like to see a form of joint supervision (e.g., a professor and a more junior faculty member working together), moving away from the traditional model of one supervisor.
Herbert Clark Clarkk 1996: 3) reminds us that language use is a form of "joint action," to be carried out in the social units in which people cooperate and coordinate based on the "common ground" shared by members of a community.
Therefore, additional costs of intervention delivery via ACCHSs are allocated as a form of joint cost (analogous to overhead costs) proportional to its health service requirements.
This would lead to a form of a joint understanding, such as consensus, agreement on courses of action (Asveld & Stemerding, 2017), alignment of expectations, acceptance of conflict (agreeing to disagree) (Blok et al., 2015), or re-constructing of the self (cf. Blok, 2014, for dialogical responsiveness).
Our research however finds discrepancies with prior literature on R&D coopetitive networks, which addresses alliances in a form of either joint-ventures, consortia or other arrangements where access is granted only to a few selected partners [1, 4].
We put forward a general form of joint network-channel codes (JNCCs) for a wireless communication network where sources also act as relay.
A fusion ('F'), as an extreme form of joint remodelling, is seen extremely rarely.
Adherence to the Li principle that the extent of liability is governed by the extent of fault requires that only a limited form of joint and several [20 Cal .3d614] liability be retained in cases where the plaintiff is negligent.
