'joint research project' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to describe a research project that involves two or more people or organizations working together. For example: The two universities are collaborating on a joint research project to develop new renewable energy sources.
A joint research project and paper with Stanford University will follow.
EMBASSI is a joint research project with 19 partners from industry and academia.
In Europe, investigations have been integrated into a joint research project, called High Performance Light Water Reactor (HPLWR).
With a budget of €1bn (£830m), the EU Graphene Flagship launched in 2013 and is Europe's biggest ever joint research project with 150 groups across 23 countries.
The test, without passengers, is part of a joint research project announced by Virgin, Boeing and the aircraft engine maker GE Aviation.
William Foster is head of The Bridgespan Group's consulting practice and lead investigator for "Most Promising Bets for Social Change," a joint research project with Forbes.
Al-Qaws is currently engaged, for example, in the preparatory stages of a joint research project with local human rights organisations in the West Bank.
Furthermore, G.K. acknowledges funding by 'Helmholtz Climate Initiative Regional(Regional Climate Change), a joint research project of the Helmholtz Association of German research centres (HGF).
It means that all participants in the joint research project enter as equals (mutual respect) and each assumes a responsibility for contributing a certain expertise (mutual responsibility).
Funding by 'Helmholtz Climate Initiative Regional(Regional Climate Change), a joint research project of the Helmholtz Association of German research centres (HGF), is gratefully acknowledged (G.K.).
Earlier in the decade, a typical joint research project would have included all 5 computer makers working together on an industry-specific problem.
