The phrase "a joint entity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an organization, partnership, or collaboration formed by two or more parties working together as a single unit.
Example: "The two companies formed a joint entity to pursue new business opportunities in the tech industry."
Alternatives: "a collaborative entity" or "a combined entity".
Cox and Landmark Communications, in a joint entity, later bought United Advertising Publications, which puts out similar publications for the real estate market.
Yahoo, which has since been acquired by Verizon and merged with AOL to form a joint entity called Oath (which is also the parent of TechCrunch), is arguably getting off pretty lightly here for a breach that impacted a whopping ~500M users.
In order to remedy this situation, the National Football League, the National Basketball Association and Major League Baseball should establish a joint entity called "American Sports Organization for the Protection of Women".
For more than a year the companies have been negotiating the thorny issue of who would build such a plane and how a joint entity could be set up without running afoul of antitrust laws.
Merger occurs when two organizations agree to move forward as a single or joint entity for their mutual benefits.
The deal, and joint entity, signifies a growing trend of SoftBank becoming operationally involved in investments with companies that are looking at overseas growth opportunities.
The joint entity would have a total of 130 million wireless subscribers, a little behind market leaders Verizon and AT&T, who had 147 and 136 million subscribers, respectively, as of the end of June.
Magnus Böcker, the chief executive of SGX, who will head the joint entity, said, "It's a question of staying relevant in a very rapidly changing market".
The joint entity then had a bond issued which, because of Mount Sinai's financial problems, was placed on credit watch last year, one N.Y.U.
JOINT ENTITY Westwood One, a radio network that distributes talk shows and call-in programs including "Loveline," is merging with Dial Global, a radio syndication and advertising network, the two companies said on Monday.
That existing space command will be a key component of the new joint entity, raising space to the same status as other headquarters such as U.S. Cyber Command, Special Operations Command or Strategic Command.
