The phrase "a joint panel of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group formed by multiple parties or organizations to address a specific issue or task collaboratively.
Example: "The decision will be made by a joint panel of experts from various fields."
Alternatives: "a collaborative committee of" or "a combined board of".
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.
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.
The inquiry has gone beyond the report of a joint panel of the House and Senate intelligence committee in 2002, which chronicled missteps at the mid-level of bureaucracies.
Yet it was the second group, a joint panel of the House and Senate intelligence committees, that for now has the primary responsibility for pursuing intelligence breakdowns in the days before Sept. 11.
In fact, the nearly 900-page report, prepared by a joint panel of House and Senate intelligence committees, outlined the intelligence lapses at great length, emphasizing the volume, clarity and magnitude of warnings gathered over months and even years.
The report, by a joint panel of the House and Senate intelligence committees, found that the F.B.I. and C.I.A. had failed to heed repeated warnings that al Qaeda intended to strike in the United States.
This model includes three rotational springs at the central node of the block used to model the shear behavior of a joint panel for three principal orthogonal planes.
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 final diagnoses are set by a joint panel consisting of three members, a cardiologist, a pulmonologist and a GP.
The new CARA legislation, a rare bill to be hammered out in a conference committee, a joint panel made up of members of both parties and chambers, expands the use of overdose reversal medications.
In that instance, prosecutors said, a joint panel would be convened of officials from the Metropolitan Police and the Crown Prosecution Service that would judge any further developments in the case.
