The phrase "a further joint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to an additional joint or connection, often in legal, business, or collaborative discussions.
Example: "After reviewing the initial agreement, we decided to draft a further joint statement to clarify our positions."
Alternatives: "an additional joint" or "a subsequent joint".
A further joint statement from Drew Properties and Andrew Orchard, director of Deer Park Management, says access has been provided to an existing "footway" and there are "ongoing" discussions with the residents association and the council to provide a cycle path.
Transcripts were open-coded by three individual researchers discretely, prior to a further joint phase of analysis that tested the identified themes to the point of saturation.
7. Lastly, in order to ensure the continued success of this strategy, it requests the Council (ECOFIN and Labour and Social Affairs) and the Commission to monitor the application of those programmes continuously and to submit a further joint annual report for its meeting in December 1996.
After attempting to restart his opening statement four times, Bradley left the platform, and the next day announced he would not participate in any further joint debates as a result of the incident.
Buckner rebuked Bradley for circulating this "infamously false" charge, and withdrew his agreement to participate in any further joint debates.
The experience of collaboration between the two schools in this project served as a basis for further joint learning and research activities with the aim of developing guidelines and scientific evidence for further collaborative patient-centred practice.
As progressive joint damage in the first year is superior as a predictor of further joint damage progression, in daily practice hand BMD loss after one year will not add to the identification of patients at risk for further destruction in recent-onset active RA.
We hypothesize that this kind of deafferentation of the shoulder can probably attribute to a nonspecific central reaction, functioning as a mechanism to prevent further joint or soft tissue damage.
The increased anti-inflammatory activity may represent a compensative protection against further joint inflammation and injury.
Patients with inactive RA were in remission after successful disease modifying antirheumatic drug (DMARD) treatment for active RA and were undergoing a further knee joint arthroscopy for routine follow-up.
Radiographic assessments included the mean change in total Genant-modified Sharp score (mTSS), the erosion score, the joint space narrowing score and the proportion of patients with no further joint damage progression (defined as a change in mTSS ≤0).
