The phrase "a joint work of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collaborative effort or project created by multiple individuals or entities.
Example: "The documentary is a joint work of several filmmakers who aimed to highlight environmental issues."
Alternatives: "a collaborative effort of" or "a collective work of".
"Imponderabilia," a joint work of 1977, will include live, indeed interactive, nudity — another first for the museum.
This is without a doubt a joint work of the management and the directors of the departments of NRENs. Figure 5 shows the level of incidence that the expert panel gives to different aspects that may influence on optimal provision of NREN advanced technology services, showed below.
The MUFOLD-DB is a joint work of the authors as a team.
In response, he says, "we try to let them know that this is a joint work for the betterment of the community they serve".
Now two unlikely literary collaborators, the Dalai Lama and Desmond Tutu, are set to further explore the topic of joy in a joint work which is the talk of this week's London Book Fair.
His best-known works include a hexagonal plate with a design of Jurōjin, the god of longevity, a joint work with his brother Kōrin; a plate with a picture of a cedar grove; the Hana-kago ("Flower Baskets"), a watercolour hanging scroll; and the Yatsuhashi ("Eight Bridges"), a painting of a scenic attraction in Mikawa province (modern Aichi prefecture).
(Policymaker, Health District, Lima) "...we have just started a joint work with the statistics sections of diverse sectors through the regional government.
In a joint work with R. Seeley, a calculus of weakly parametric pseudodifferential operators on closed manifolds was introduced and used to obtain complete asymptotic expansions of traces of resolvents and heat operators associated with the Atiyah Patodi Singer problem.
Additional collimation was described by L'Abee and Tan in 1982 and a joint working party of the British societies of orthodontists and maxillofacial radiologists in 1985.
In 1991, the PIR started as a joint working group of the German Trauma Society and the German section of the AO Foundation with the prospective, multicentre, standardized and anonymous documentation of patients with pelvic ring or acetabular fractures.
A systematic review of this research has recently been completed by a joint working group of the American College of Chest Physicians, the American Thoracic Society, and the American Academy of Sleep Medicine.
