The phrase "at jointly" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate ideas, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "The committee decided to meet at jointly to discuss the project" is incorrect.
Alternatives: "together" or "in collaboration".
Both authors (AKT and AT) jointly initiated this paper, researched the topic and contributed to drafting and final preparation of this article.
MP and AT jointly designed the study, developed study instruments, supervised data collection, prepared an outline of the paper, and reviewed the content of the manuscript.
Hele's has begun working collaboratively with three neighbouring schools that have also converted to academies, and they are looking at jointly procuring services such as teacher training.
(1)The receiver estimates by looking at jointly -typical with.
This paper proposes a job allocation methodology aimed at jointly reducing the communication cost and the cooling energy of HPC data centers.
The beamformer output is processed using a single-channel spectral enhancement scheme, which aims at jointly suppressing the residual noise and reverberation.
AT and GH jointly contributed to the idea and scientific research design.
Valiant Petroleum added 72.5p to 672p and Enquest was 8.3p better at 145.5p after the two groups said they had found oil at the jointly owned Don Southwest fields in the North Sea.
Last week, the two sides resumed operations at a jointly operated factory park that was shut down in April.
Mr. Wien's descendants ended up suing Helmsley-Spear for the right to install new management at nine jointly owned buildings, among them the Empire State Building.
On Monday the trumpeter Alphonso Horne and saxophonist Jordan Pettay, students at Juilliard, jointly lead a quintet; on Tuesday the singer and pianist Johnny O'Neal leads a trio.
