"a joint vision" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a vision that two or more parties have in common. For example, "The two business partners shared a joint vision of success."
Now it feels like a joint goal, a joint vision.
Mr. Allawi did, however, say the two men had "reached a joint vision".
NBC's "Hannibal" is another show like that: a gorgeous, radical, unsettling horror series, a joint vision of empathy and cruelty.
"The government, the resort industry and the rackets were closely tied, and they had a joint vision for the town".
They are aimed at forging a joint vision of the outlines of a solution based on the creation of a Palestinian state alongside Israel.
It was a good sign that Mr. Vajpayee agreed to a joint "vision statement," pledging to work with the United States to curb nuclear weapons and delivery systems, and to visit America before Mr. Clinton leaves office.
In the 21st century, we must aim to find a design team where the architect and acoustician share a strong joint vision.
"Between Jean-Paul Goude and myself, everything — or almost all — was about women, the 'alternative' models who did not respond to the traditional cannons of beauty," the designer says in the catalog, describing their joint vision as an "incarnation of the 1980s".
Working together with Facebook, there is a huge opportunity to pursue our joint vision at scale with incredible impact.
But in January Mr Modi and Barack Obama produced a joint "strategic vision".
The year 2015 is setting the course for a joint global vision for sustainable development.
