"joint education" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to two or more distinct groups of people (usually different countries or institutions) coming together to pursue a shared educational goal. For example, "The United Nations is working to promote joint education initiatives between countries worldwide to help create a more equitable educational system."
Then there was the sign announcing a "joint education project," paid for by Handicap International, Cooperazione Internazionale, and the Swiss Confederation — although we saw no schools.
The hearings before the joint education committee, scheduled Feb. 24, will be an embarrassing moment for the officials who once portrayed themselves as rescuers of a system corrupted and mismanaged by the elected school board and local politicians -- both of whom were removed from power in 1995 with great fanfare.
Each state will lead the way by setting a goal for procuring electric vehicles in their own government fleet, and together they will develop joint education programs.
We then met with Dr. Patricia Gonzalez where we discussed possible collaboration for enhancing and protecting coastal habitat and marine environments through the Blue Community strategies, ocean policy models developed by the USF CMS, and joint education programs that share and teach best practices.
Examples for the implementation of joint education and enforcement programs include campaigns aimed at reducing underage smoking [44], increasing seatbelt wearing [45], and decreasing the use of alcohol while driving [46].
Options for joint education of GPs and RCF staff should be provided.
Twelve OTs attended a two-day training programme before delivering the joint protection education and instruction in hand exercises (see online supplementary text S1).
In 2006, UNICEF and partners supported the training of 40,000 teachers on pedagogy through a joint teachers' education programme.
This multicentre two-by-two factorial randomised controlled trial addresses the following questions: Is joint protection education delivered by an occupational therapist (OT) more effective in reducing hand pain and disability than no joint protection education in people with hand OA?
The issue of greatest interest to me, however, concerns the huge number of cross-border partnerships among business schools - created for multiple purposes including the granting of hyphenated degrees, faculty exchanges, and joint executive education offerings.
At a recent hearing of the new joint higher education oversight committee, Senator Judith Zaffirini asked the chairmen of the University of Texas System and Texas A&M University System regents what they had done to prevent conflicts of interest on their respective boards.
