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The phrase "a joint relationship" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a relationship that involves two or more parties working together or sharing a connection.
Example: "The two companies entered into a joint relationship to collaborate on the new project."
Alternatives: "a collaborative relationship" or "a partnership".
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Some work for the company, some work for the store and some have a joint relationship with both.
Subsequently, these individual fitting functions are merged together to form a joint relationship with the perceptual quality.
Such an analysis would determine, if appropriate, a joint relationship by linking the associations found.
Gumz, Bauer, and Brähler [ 20] assumed that the patient and therapist constitute a joint relationship system in which crises are experienced together simultaneously.
Therefore, a joint relationship matrix is specified among all base animals, and by applying the usual recursive definition, an additive relationship matrix is defined across all animals as shown in the " Methods" section.
While it's your body, it is also about a joint relationship and making joint decisions about something you both have a say in.
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Matsushita and Nintendo actually have had a long joint relationship in the past.
"When an auditor enters into a joint business relationship to generate revenue, its independence is fundamentally impaired," he said.
But Cray and NEC settled their differences in February of last year and entered a joint marketing relationship under which Cray gained the exclusive right to sell the supercomputers in the United States.
The joint relationship between smoking and asbestos was consistent with a multiplicative risk model.
Nissan and Chrysler already have another joint relationship.
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