The phrase "a joint post" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a post or article that is created collaboratively by multiple authors or contributors.
Example: "The researchers published a joint post detailing their findings from the collaborative study."
Alternatives: "a collaborative post" or "a co-authored post".
Grady holds a joint post with Torbay local authority and Torbay Care Trust.
Previously on the planning brief, Boles was this week reshuffled to a joint post shared between the Department for Education and the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills to work on adult skills and apprenticeships.
The Amazon founder and his award-winning novelist wife announced the news in a joint post on social media, writing they had made the decision to divorce after a trial separation and now intend to "continue our shared lives as friends".
This is a joint post with Sarah Jane Staats.
This is a joint post from former Senator Ted Kaufman (D-DE) and Better Markets President and CEO Dennis Kelleher.
Second, the creation of a joint post for an HEFP staff member in Partner One played a critical role in the development of a broader institutional partnership that also drew in Partner Two.
Instead, as revealed here two weeks ago, Mr Cameron and Mr Clegg will make a joint post-election appearance designed to show the Coalition has not run out of steam or lost sight of its core purpose: reducing the deficit left by Labour.
This is a joint posting by 13 Huffington Post Education, Parenting and Health bloggers: Martin J. Blank, Sam Chaltain, Peter DeWitt, John M. Eger, Larry Ferlazzo, Jenifer Fox, Shaun Johnson, Natalia Mehlman Petrzela, Jennifer Peck, Kate Quarfordt, Sean Slade, Dr. Jim Taylor, & Jill Vialet.
This is a joint posting with Sarah Jane Staats and also appeared on Global Post and CGD"s Rethinking U.S. Foreign Assistance Blog.
Initial acute exposure to IL-1 for 1 to 3 days potently suppresses meniscal repair for at least 28 days [ 27], suggesting that the initial inflammatory environment in a joint post-injury may have long-term degenerative effects.
The latter was obtained from a healthy joint (post mortem) that was not used in the present study.
