The phrase "joint resources" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to the collective resources that two or more entities are using together. For example: The two companies are collaborating and taking advantage of their joint resources to develop a new product.
These 37 local organisations have already agreed to the pooling of £2.7bn of joint resources across the 10 boroughs.
But the campaign said the money came from her share of the Clintons' joint resources, and that calls attention to the lack of information about their family finances.
"We need a joint resources management agreement, a code of conduct and a freeze on claims and all claim-supporting activities for 30 to 50 years," he says.
The Margate task force is a multi-agency, co-located team based in Thanet district council, aiming to make services more integrated and organise joint resources in a more efficient way in order to meet local demand.
Thus, a person who appears in official statistics as having a very low after-tax income may in fact be a part-time worker contributing to, and sharing in, his family's joint resources.
When he learned that the Americans were planning a large-scale invasion of Burma in 1944, his fears that their joint resources would not be adequate for a successful invasion of Normandy were revived.
Simulation results demonstrate the performance of the joint resource optimization scheme.
Secondly, a Q-learning based joint resource allocation algorithm is designed.
In this paper, an EE enhancement scheme in heterogeneous networks (HetNets) by using a joint resource allocation approach is proposed.
This result has been used to calculate linearized capacity costs in the joint resource allocation and routing design of virtual private networks.
In this paper, the joint resource allocation (RA) problem with quality of service (QoS) provisioning in downlink heterogeneous cellular networks (HCN) is studied.
