The phrase "a joint administration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collaborative governance or management structure involving multiple parties or organizations.
Example: "The two countries entered into a joint administration to manage the shared resources of the river."
Alternatives: "collaborative governance" or "shared administration".
And a joint administration could be created inside the Old City, with international support and supervision.
A joint administration will be set up, similar to the one that was in place before the northern forces seized Abyei, and both sides will contribute police officers.
M. HERZOG: Please answer me "yes" or "no". Was this arrangement an attempt to bring about a joint administration between the French departements and the German Gau as far as the employment of labor was concerned?
The chief culprits, three state banks much milked by crooked politicians and with combined losses estimated at $20 billion, are to be placed under a joint administration led by technocrats.
See articleRepresentatives of Robert Mugabe's ruling ZANU-PF party and the Zimbabwean opposition Movement for Democratic Change broke off talks after a week of negotiations to form a joint administration, though South Africa's president, Thabo Mbeki, the chief mediator, said they would soon resume.
The Iraqi parliament asked Mr Abadi to deploy troops to Kirkuk and other disputed areas after the referendum result was announced, but he said last week that he would accept them being governed by a "joint administration" and that he did not want an armed confrontation.
And Vince Cable, the Lib Dems' shadow chancellor, could plausibly push to be given the real job in any joint administration.
She said she had telephoned Zia before the 2014 elections, offering her ministries in an interim, joint administration as a way of overcoming BNP suspicions that the poll might be rigged.
Corbyn said in a BBC interview two years ago that a "degree of joint administration" could be used as a solution to the current conflict over the islands.
To drive the point home about who is now in charge, President Omar al-Bashir issued a decree dissolving Abyei's joint administration, which was headed by a southerner.
Under the new treaty draft agreed upon by negotiators in 1967, the United States agreed Ito place the canal under joint administration of a governing board composed of five persons named by the President of the United States and four named by Panama until 1999, when the canal would be turned over to Panama.
