The phrase "a joint definition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a definition that is agreed upon or created collaboratively by multiple parties.
Example: "In our meeting, we established a joint definition of success that everyone could agree on."
Alternatives: "a shared definition" or "a collaborative definition".
That they agree on a joint EU definition of "climate finance" so that aid and climate commitments can be measured accurately and independently, and are financed additionally.
A joint case definition for pneumonia which used both radiographic data and discharge diagnosis data from ICD-9-CM codes or discharge summaries was utilized to minimize some of these biases.
Another aim was to determine if diarrhoeic piglets from different herds had characteristic and consistent gross and microscopic lesions to support the elaboration of a joint case definition of NNPDS.
This review focuses on the indications for allograft reconstruction of the glenohumeral joint, definition of and workup of patients experiencing recurrent instability following allograft augmentation, and treatment options for these difficult patients.
These elements relate to [ 4]: the joint definition of problems by patient and physician, targeting, goal setting and planning, a continuum of self-management training and support services, and active and sustained follow-up by the professional.
The CDSMP is consistent with the shift to a more "patient-centered" approach to health care, where provider-patient relations change from being 'directive' to 'shared' through joint definition of problems, treatment goals and management strategies, which may result in more or better quality visits [ 22- 25].
At the same time, at the judicial level, we have seen the framework decision on combating trafficking in human beings, the joint definition in the European Union of minimum sentences, decisive headway made in harmonising the extremely difficult and delicate subject of family law, and the establishment of Eurojust.
Thus, the International Society of Biomechanics has proposed a joint coordinate system definition where every axis is associated with a functional degree of freedom of the joint.
Based on this definition, a joint resource allocation and scheduling algorithm is designed to provide QoS guarantee based on "QoS rate" as well as fairness for the services with identical priority level in case of bandwidth shortage.
