The phrase "a joint decision to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a decision made collaboratively by two or more parties.
Example: "After much discussion, we reached a joint decision to proceed with the project."
Alternatives: "a collective decision to" or "a mutual decision to".
"Although my tires were in poor condition, we took a joint decision to get through the last rain shower before changing to dry tires," Hamilton said.
But a hotel valet later told police that Armstrong was behind the wheel when they left, and after police challenged Hansen's story she ultimately admitted the couple made "a joint decision" to say she was driving to avoid publicity.
Citing a "joint decision to end their partnership" François-Henri Pinault, chairman and chief executive of PPR, praised Mr. Ghesquière's "incomparable creative talent," which "has brought to Balenciaga an artistic contribution essential to the unique influence of the house".
Vogts' resignation, accepted by the SFA officials John McBeth and David Taylor, was accompanied by his statement, saying: "With great reluctance myself and the Scottish Football Association... have made a joint decision to close this chapter in my life at the helm of Scottish international football.
Because, he claims, in any negotiation with the Palestinians, it must be understood in advance that there can be no "right of return" for Palestinians to Israel — and, therefore, accepting this formulation, "the state of the Jewish people" signifies a joint decision to preclude a flood of Palestinian refugees into Israel's borders and onto its electoral rolls.
Boss Darren Ferguson told the club website : "It is a joint decision to be honest.
In bivariate analyses, men from rural areas were significantly more likely to think that screening should be a joint decision compared to men from the urban center (p = 0.017).
The Aspen Daily News reported that the couple had made the "joint decision" to avoid negative headlines.
In femtocell networks, network agents must take a joint decision leading to a certain outcome, which may have a different impact on each of the agents.
Children were deemed to have suffered from PA if that was the outcome decision made at multiagency child protection strategy meetings or case conferences 6 where a joint decision as to the probability of PA based upon all information available.
