The phrase "a host of joint" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing, as "joint" typically requires a noun to clarify its meaning, such as "joint ventures" or "joint efforts."
Example: "The committee organized a host of joint efforts to improve community engagement."
Alternatives: "a multitude of joint" or "a variety of joint".
"Arches in the feet are a key component of human-like walking because they absorb shock and also provide a stiff platform so that we can push off from our feet and move forward," said Ward. "People today with 'flat feet' who lack arches have a host of joint problems throughout their skeletons.
Her suggestion that Alberta emulate Quebec and wrest control of a host of joint programmes, such as immigration, income-tax collection, the public pension plan and the police force, plays to a belief that Alberta is being short-changed in Ottawa.Facing this conservative wind, the provincial government is tacking to the right.
During England's South Sea Bubble, in 1720, a host of bogus joint-stock companies arose, including one that described its enterprise as "nitvender," or the selling of nothing.
The drug, for joint pain, has a host of side effects, including joint pain.
There are a host of takeaway pizza joints around Venice, but at most the food is average, if not lousy.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is meeting President Donald Trump in Washington, D.C., for the first time on Monday, in a visit that will include bilateral discussions on a host of issues and a joint media availability in the afternoon.
Annie was ushered into the promise-filled halls of psychiatry three months after the birth of her first baby when she began to experience racing heart, insomnia, vigilance, irritability, and a host of physical complaints including joint pain and hair loss.
OA is a quantitative or qualitative abnormality in intra-articular stress that may be caused by a host of factors, such as joint malalignment.
OA is a degenerative disease associated with an abnormal remodeling of joint tissues principally driven by a host of inflammatory mediators within the affected joint (2).
"Rice'n'three" is another popular choice, the speciality of a host of deceptively basic-looking takeaway joints that all compete with a range of tasty curries and rice for a fiver.
THE city that doesn't sleep is not allowed to do a host of naughty things: the strip joints were pushed out of Times Square years ago and smoking in bars, restaurants and other public places was prohibited in 2003.
