The phrase "a joint decision between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a decision made collaboratively by two or more parties.
Example: "The committee reached a joint decision between the members to proceed with the new policy."
Alternatives: "a mutual decision among" or "a collective decision between".
It's a joint decision between ourselves and the distributor.
Wright was examined here, and it was decided, he said in a joint decision between the United States team and the Mets, that he would be scratched from Thursday's game.
Elsewhere, the account mentioned it was a "last minute decision", with a suggestion talks had been extended as long as possible in the hopes an agreement could be reached; with the conclusion being, "a joint decision between ourselves and the distributor".
Forward Gareth Bale has been left out of the squad in a joint decision between the Football Association of Wales and his club Real Madrid.
The plan for website development is often defined by the client instead of being a joint decision between the agency and the client.
Marriage itself being a joint decision between two individuals is likely to influence how spouses decide to allocate their labor market hours.
Translation of this intervention was done in a joint decision making process between SLIM intervention developers and local health care professionals [ 18].
On the same day the news of Mr. Sartori's departure from Berluti became public, the multinational Kering group announced that a "joint decision" had been reached between its high-end Italian tailoring house, Brioni, and the label's creative director, Brendan Mullane, to go their separate ways.
Similar to Bahrami's proposal, Ernst's findings indicate that simply taking the approach of BF or a CF omits information which could lead to an optimal joint decision between the pair.
"Our society has steered away from that we take the stance that there should be communication between patient and provider to reach a joint decision". Melissa Fusco is a science-writing intern at Stanford News Service.
Game theory is a decision-making process between independent decision-making players as they attempt to reach a joint decision that is acceptable to all participants.
