The phrase "adopted jointly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where two or more parties are collectively accepting or implementing a decision, policy, or agreement.
Example: "The new policy was adopted jointly by the board members and the executive team to ensure a unified approach."
Alternatives: "accepted together" or "endorsed collectively".
Based on survey data from 195 manufacturing plants in three industries and eight countries, the study finds empirical evidence that these practices improve MCC when they are adopted jointly and, at the same time, DPC surpasses a certain threshold value.
Examples might include carbon or other energy taxes, standardized fuel-efficiency standards for automobiles, etc. "Common and coordinated" or "harmonized" policies refer to those adopted jointly by Parties.
Social workers conducted detailed background checks on both of them, but under Ohio law, they must be married to adopt jointly, so when the legal adoption process began, only one could participate.
Last year, Arkansas passed a ballot initiative prohibiting adoption by unmarried couples, which effectively makes it impossible for gay parents to adopt jointly.
In Alabama, where a federal court overruled the state's ban on gay marriage, gay couples were also not allowed to adopt jointly.
Though they couldn't adopt Renee jointly, West Virginia law allows either woman to adopt as a single parent.
And while Michigan entrusted the women to raise these vulnerable children, it would not allow them to adopt them jointly.
The next week, Cameron deliberately abstained in a vote on allowing same-sex and unmarried couples to adopt children jointly, against a whip to oppose; his abstention was noted.
In the late 20th century the two closely related groups jointly adopted the name Innu ("people").
His most immediate worry is the stability and growth pact to which the 12 countries that have jointly adopted a common European currency are pledged.
The pair, who never married and kept separate homes, jointly adopted Dylan and her brother, Moses.
