"joint laboratory" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun phrase that refers to a laboratory that is shared or co-owned by multiple parties or organizations. You can use "joint laboratory" when writing about scientific collaborations, research partnerships, or shared facilities. For example: - "The two universities established a joint laboratory to conduct groundbreaking research in the field of artificial intelligence." - "The pharmaceutical company and government agency worked together in a joint laboratory to develop a new vaccine." - "The joint laboratory between the museum and university allowed for in-depth analysis of ancient artifacts and cultural objects." - "The partnership between the two companies resulted in the creation of a cutting-edge joint laboratory for innovative product development."
Setting: Bone and joint laboratory.
The is is a joint laboratory with the Department of Computer Science and the Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics.
In November France and the U.K. signed two defense cooperation treaties, which involved pooling their resources to, among other items, create a shared aircraft-carrier group, a combined expeditionary force capability, and joint laboratory testing of nuclear weapons.
The original laccase signal sequence was replaced by the α-factor prepro-leader, and the corresponding fusion gene was targeted for joint laboratory evolution with the aim of improving kinetics and secretion by Saccharomyces cerevisiae, while retaining high thermostability.
For example, based on the established collaboration between the governments of Shanghai and the New Zealand city of Dunedin, Shanghai's Huashan hospital has joined forces with the New Zealand-China Non-Communicable Diseases Collaborative Research Centre to build a joint laboratory on neurological diseases.
In addition to her full plate of NSE classes such as 22.01 "Introduction to Nuclear Engineering and Ionizing Radiation," and 22.06 "Engineering of Nuclear Systems," Pham is engaged in research at the Collaboration for Science and Technology with Accelerators and Radiation (CSTAR), a joint laboratory of NSE and the Plasma Science and Fusion Center (PSFC).
The first phase of the project has supported joint laboratories on neurological diseases, precision chemistry, and Terahertz technology.
As Fioraso pointed out in her road map, the National Research Agency has already issued a funding call for universities and public institutes to set up joint laboratories with small and medium companies.
"In the coming five years, we will offer 2,500 short-term research visits to China for young foreign scientists, train 5,000 foreign scientists, engineers and managers, and set up 50 joint laboratories".
The post-irradiation mechanical behaviour of both diffusion joints ("laboratory" and "mock-up") appears similar to that of the base material; therefore, diffusion joining looks a very promising technique.
Reconstruction of the ligament does not restore the altered patellofemoral joint function.Controlled laboratory study.Eight patients with an acute anterior cruciate ligament injury in 1 knee and the contralateral side intact were included in the study.
