The phrase "a joint system for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collaborative or shared system designed for a specific purpose or function.
Example: "The researchers developed a joint system for data analysis that combines the strengths of both methodologies."
Alternatives: "a collaborative system for" or "a shared system for".
Three companies that operate most of the nation's managed care drug plans agreed yesterday to establish a joint system to make it easier for doctors to send prescriptions to pharmacies electronically or over the Internet.
Three companies that operate most of the nation's managed-care drug plans agreed to establish a joint system to make it easier for doctors to send prescriptions to pharmacies electronically or over the Internet.
C5 Expediting Prescriptions Three companies that operate most of the nation's managed care drug plans -- AdvancePCS, Express Scripts and the Merck-Medco unit of Merck -- agreed to establish a joint system to make it easier for doctors to send prescriptions to pharmacies electronically or over the Internet.
"American Earthquake Joint System for Resistance to Earthquake-Induced Ground Deformation".
The treaty established the present boundary between Maine and New Brunswick, granted the U.S. navigation rights on the St. John River, provided for extradition in enumerated nonpolitical criminal cases, and established a joint naval system for suppressing the slave trade off the African coast.
But now the two departments have agreed to develop a joint computerized system for health care records that could provide a single source of data on a veteran's health from enlistment through death, officials from the departments said.
FIS spurned the tours' offer of a joint ranking system for the Olympic qualifiers, demanding instead that prospective Olympians compete in its own slopestyle events, which many professional riders avoid, regarding them as second-rate.
The latest experimental results show the low joint resistance, 4 nΩ under 70 kA current condition using REBCO HTS conductor with mechanical lap joint system, and for the cooling system the maximum heat flux of 0.4 MW/m2 is removed by using bronze sintered porous media with sub-cooled liquid nitrogen.
Concern about fatigue is one of the factors limiting use of glass/epoxy jointing systems for timber in construction.
Described in a Xinhua report as an "interdepartmental joint conference system for financial regulation," the body appears to lack real enforcement or policy-making powers, which will remain with a host of other agencies in the financial sector.
