The phrase "a joint host" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to two or more individuals or entities that are co-hosting an event or program together.
Example: "The conference will be organized by a joint host of local businesses and community leaders."
Alternatives: "co-host" or "shared host".
As a joint host of the "death cafe", a monthly event aimed at breaking taboos on the issue, Caroline Dent tells her 20-strong audience in Finsbury Park of her belief that dying has become "over-medicalised".
Football is the most popular sport in Malaysia and the country is currently studying the possibility of bidding as a joint host for 2034 FIFA World Cup.
In multi-host disease systems, where a pathogen can infect more than one of the species present, host species may combine to form a joint host community in which a pathogen can persist, depending on the extent of inter-specific interaction [50].
Panorama spent a month filming at matches in both the joint host nations and witnessed Nazi salutes from the terraces, black players being taunted with monkey chants, rampant anti-Semitism and a vicious assault on a group of Asian students.
(see story) In Guinea Equatorial, which will be joint host of the African Cup of Nations in 2012, a strategy has been adopted by the government, UNICEF and other partners that use sport and football to reduce violence against children.
More than the interests of the sport, this is about what is good for the two fighters, their promoters, joint host broadcasters HBO and Showtime, the MGM hotel and casino, secondary ticket selling agencies, and of course the city of Las Vegas - where room rates have hit record highs.
Switzerland hosted the 1954 FIFA World Cup, and was the joint host, with Austria, of the Euro 2008 tournament.
The cozy basement joint hosts four festivals a year, as well as nightly lineups.
A more hopeful approach to regional integration may be that mooted at the most recent foreign ministers' meeting in January: a proposal to bid for the joint hosting of the football World Cup in 2030.
Meanwhile, loath to play second fiddle to a country it has always regarded as its smaller, poorer junior, Japan fought the name-order in the international soccer federation's officially decreed name -- the "KoreaJapan 2002 World Cup" -- so strenuously that the joint hosting arrangements were, for a while, cast in doubt.
In addition to expressing a variety of pro-inflammatory cytokines, the joint hosts immunosuppressive cells producing anti-inflammatory cytokines (that is, IL-10 and transforming growth factor (TGF β) [ 3].
