"joint handling" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of handling or dealing with something together with another person or group. Example: The successful completion of this project will require joint handling by both the marketing and finance teams.
The main function of articular cartilage is to act as a cushion in diarthrodial joints by handling various mechanical loads imparted on the joint through normal activity.
So Messrs Koizumi and Takenaka are reorganising the elephant into four separate parts arranged under a joint holding company, handling mail delivery, post offices, savings and insurance respectively.
If you're using a treadmill, then either run or jog (if your joints can handle it) or walk up a steep incline.
And for the most part, according to divorce lawyers and joint-custody bearers, handling the details via high tech is a serious upgrade.
The colleague, Amy Worthington, 40, had met Ms. Gaylord while handling a joint office project for another firm in 1997.
In addition to military computer systems such as those handling the joint strike fighter project, America's network of private-sector computer systems, which handle critical infrastructure like financial services, utilities and communications, are likely targets, analysts say.
The split joint problem is handled with the interpolating ternary subdivision scheme.
Tracy Locke is already the promotion marketing and merchandising agency for the Pepsi-Cola North America division and has handled joint retail promotions for Frito-Lay and Pepsi-Cola.
The deal formed a joint venture to handle merchandising, made the two companies co-producers of the projects and gave Marvel a share of the gross profits of "Spider-Man".
Also, MindShare and another sibling, OgilvyOne Worldwide, part of the Ogilvy & Mather division of WPP, are forming a joint venture to handle the planning and buying of interactive media.
