The phrase "joint problem" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a problem which affects or requires discussion from multiple parties. For example, "We need to come together to solve this joint problem."
The name comes from the joint problem, which resembles rheumatism, but the most dangerous consequence is the deformation of heart valves.
It has strengthened the relationship between residents and agencies through case findings and a joint problem solving approach, reduced the impact of crime and victimisation in the area, improved housing and brought about regeneration of the area.
Then we study the joint problem of prolonging network lifetime by introducing energy-harvesting (EH) nodes.
These approaches often bring together diverse actors in settings that allow for joint problem solving.
Therefore, we address the joint problem of online tracking and detection of the current modality.
The split joint problem is handled with the interpolating ternary subdivision scheme.
In [16], the joint problem is decomposed into two sub-problems: antenna-level and user-level scheduling.
In the following, this joint problem is called the joint localization and transmit ambiguity resolution problem (JLTAP).
In relations with other countries, we must always seek cooperation, joint problem-solving and ways to overcome difficulties — both those that have already arisen and those that are bound to arise.
This approach emphasizes mentoring, joint problem-solving, and open communication [ 9].
This is sometimes referred to as "supportive supervision" where there is joint problem-solving and two-way communication [ 6].
