The phrase "as a joint effort" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collaborative action or project involving multiple parties working together towards a common goal.
Example: "The success of the project was achieved as a joint effort between the marketing and development teams."
Alternatives: "in collaboration" or "as a collaborative effort".
That doesn't really count as a joint effort …) Anyway, Arnold, in his spectacular rainbow lab coat led the way.
This paper presents the results obtained in a large experimental campaign carried out as a joint effort between the University of Bologna and the Eucentre labs in Pavia.
The undercover operation started nearly two months ago as a joint effort between the New York Police Department and the mayor's Office of Special Enforcement.
They claim to be a real band in that they're all the best of friends, create everything together as a joint effort, and really concentrate on their music.
In an interview, one of the lawyers, Marcus S. Topel, identified the program as a joint effort with Argentina and perhaps other countries to develop medium-range missiles.
A modified version of this profiler has been implemented to forecast TEC values over Europe as a joint effort with the CLRC Rutherford Appleton Laboratory in the United Kingdom and the Geophysical Institute, Sofia, Bulgaria.
Last week Mr. Francis characterized the publication of his books as simply a "joint effort" with his wife.
It will be distributed at Houston's George R. Brown Convention Center, as well as Galveston and Corpus Christi communities, as part of a joint effort between the American Diabetes Association, Insulin for Life USA and JDRF, a juvenile diabetes research organization.
[Ambassador to Thailand Graham] Martin took all of the U.S. military's logistical requirements and sold them to the Thais as part of a joint effort, not as part of the U.S. doing what it had to do to support itself.
It is therefore important that CV-RM in AS patients should be a joint effort for the primary care physician and treating rheumatologist.
"It's really a joint effort as far as creativity is concerned". For Moreira, who doesn't read music and prefers the live musical experience to the stiffness of playing in a recording studio, what makes music rewarding is generating spontaneous magic.
