The phrase "a joint session with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a meeting or gathering that involves multiple parties or groups coming together to discuss or collaborate on a specific topic.
Example: "The committee will hold a joint session with the stakeholders to address the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "a collaborative meeting with" or "a combined session with".
The German cabinet also held a joint session with the Israeli cabinet.
The hearing was a joint session with Federal Bankruptcy Judge Arthur J. Gonzalez, who is overseeing WorldCom's reorganization.
In either of those cases, or if either Mr. Gore or Mr. Bush gets Florida's votes, the House of Representatives would have no role in choosing a president, other than to participate in a Jan . 6ceremonial counting of the votes in a joint session with the Senate.
A joint session with discussion was organised at the European Congress of Radiology in March 2017 and both groups were consulted in the process of writing these recommendations.
We also had lively discussions on several issues and held a joint session with the intense muon physics group on future muon beam facilities.
Mr Brahimi said the talks in Geneva had taken the form of a joint session with the government and opposition in the morning before he met the sides separately in the afternoon.
He should then address a joint session of Congress with stem-cell budget policy and legislative proposals to stimulate thoughtful hearings and attract wide support.
It was a grilling to which an American president would never consent — analogous to a joint session speech, combined with a congressional investigation, both sprung on a moment's notice.
Both parliamentary inquiries will commence on Monday with a joint session looking at the BHS pension fund deficit, taking evidence from Alan Rubenstein, chief executive of the Pension Protection Fund, and Lesley Titcomb, chief executive of the Pensions Regulator.
Standing before a joint session of the US Congress and with millions of Americans watching at home, Mr Obama reaffirmed a mostly optimistic vision for the country that since he took first took office four years ago has climbed out of economic calamity and come close to ending military wars abroad.
Angela Merkel will use a high-profile visit to London on Thursday, in which she will address a joint session of parliament and have tea with the Queen at Buckingham Palace, to plead with the British people to remain members of the European Union.
