The phrase "a joint opposition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collaborative effort by multiple parties to oppose something, such as a policy or decision.
Example: "The environmental groups formed a joint opposition to the proposed legislation that would harm local wildlife."
Alternatives: "a united front" or "a collective resistance".
Polls show that only a joint opposition with a single candidate for the presidency can defeat Mr. Milosevic.
A joint opposition candidate needs Free Democratic votes.The wheeling and dealing has made some worry that the office has been permanently sullied by party politics.
On Sunday, security agents began rounding up dozens of dissidents who had been meeting to create a joint opposition front, acting like a political party despite emergency laws that ban any group not connected with the government and ruling Baath Party.
The political action to be taken is being discussed by the parties of the opposition, Mr.Wickremasinghe said in a joint opposition statement on Friday.
We sat down together in a churchyard to agree on a number of issues, such as our joint opposition to creationism.
A Labour statement said the group agreed their joint opposition to both May's plan and to a no-deal departure.
Some now speculate that an Indian spy, a member of the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), helped to co-ordinate Sri Lanka's disparate opposition factions to unite behind Maithripala Sirisena, the joint opposition candidate who is now president.
The CGTU rejoined the CGT in 1936 when communist parties and unions formed popular fronts with socialist organizations in joint opposition of fascism.
He has agreed!" Since Trump took office, ties between Washington and Riyadh have deepened over their joint opposition to the revolutionary regime in Tehran.
Civil liberties are said to have been the political glue that brought the two coalition parties together before the general election, and nothing joined them more strongly than their joint opposition to Labour's "Big Brother" database.
This stubborn refusal to listen has prompted Dr Clive Peedell and more than 100 oncologists to write a joint letter of opposition, echoing views from across the board.
