The phrase "a joint panel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a committee or group that is formed by two or more parties to collaborate on a specific issue or project.
Example: "The government and the local community established a joint panel to address the environmental concerns in the area."
Alternatives: "a collaborative committee" or "a combined panel".
The two sides also agreed to set up a joint panel to discuss compensating the South Korean companies for damages.
Under the agreement, Brazil and the United States will set up a joint panel to deal with the drug issue and other patent cases.
Though many lawmakers praised General Petraeus's service, several of the Democrats among a joint panel composed of the House Foreign Affairs and Armed Services Committees dismissed his testimony as a White House publicity stunt.
The report is based on a lengthy inquiry that included nine public hearings and 13 closed sessions conducted last year by a joint panel of the House and Senate intelligence committees.
Pakistan said it would send troops if Iraq asked and if other Muslim nations sent soldiers, Reuters reported, and Iraq and Syria planned to form a joint panel on border security.
A joint panel of the police and the CPS advised there should be no new criminal investigation into McKinnon – accused in a US court of committing "the biggest military computer hack of all time" – and that advice has been accepted.
Two automotive thin-walled parts, a front joint panel from a vehicle front structure and a tailgate panel from a truck pickup box were involved in this study.
The Senate majority leader, Tom Daschle, and the House Speaker, Dennis Hastert, need to get together and create a panel that might overhaul the Congressional committee structure, perhaps forming a single joint panel to oversee homeland defenses and, in the process, hire a solid staff.
In addition, it should be noted that in test specimens, only a portion of the joint panel zones was retrofitted with retrofit materials to minimize the retrofit of transverse beams and floor slabs in real structures.
Numerical simulations were used to evaluate the stress distribution in the joint panel as a function of the axial load and to quantify the beam rebar deformations.
Three-dimensional finite element analysis of the deep drawing process was performed to determine the optimum distribution of drawbead restraining force for the stamping of the joint panel of a gate pillar.
