"jointly endorsed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, but generally refers to something that has been signed or supported by multiple parties. Example: "The new policy was jointly endorsed by all members of the committee."
They hugged in public and jointly endorsed the Alianza platform, which pledged to crack down on corruption, take political influence out of the judicial system, and funnel more Government funds into education, job training and credits for small business.
"The world loves it when Israel truly is the victim," says Qaddura Faris, a leading man in Fatah, Mr Abbas's political party.In an attempt to mollify his foreign sponsors, Mr Abbas is playing down the unity deal he struck with Hamas only two months ago, whereby the Islamists and Fatah jointly endorsed a new government of technocrats.
In stark contrast to Senate Democrats, who spent the week backpedaling on reform, unified House Democrats unveiled a draft health care overhaul bill jointly endorsed by three powerful committee chairmen.
In 1990, a statement jointly endorsed by the International Confederation of Midwives (ICM), the World Health Organization (WHO) and United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) called for countries to incorporate training in emergency uterine evacuation into midwifery education, in the context of their effort to promote safe motherhood [ 10].
For months, a group of Trump Administration officials and top congressional Republicans, known as the Big Six, has been working in private with the goal of developing a plan that the White House, the House of Representatives, and the Senate could jointly endorse.
PARTNERSHIP is crucial to the effectiveness of this new initiative, which was jointly planned and endorsed by all immunisation partners, including WHO, the Children's Vaccine Programme/PATH, the World Bank, European Union and other bilateral organisations.
MIT academic credit for ROTC-required coursework will be given only for subjects and seminars that are cross-listed (offered jointly) with a sponsoring MIT department, endorsed by the ROTC Oversight Committee, and have been reviewed and approved by the Committee on Curricula.
Having been endorsed by Coreper and jointly by the Parliament's TRAN and ITRE committees, the agreement is due to be voted at first reading by Parliament in April.
Mr. Schumer later endorsed Hillary Rodham Clinton, but he and Mr. Reid jointly urged Mr. Obama to run in late 2006.
To this end, research areas of interest have been jointly identified and agreed upon in this common SRA endorsed by the medical societies.
Germany still strongly opposes a sensible plan, endorsed by the International Monetary Fund, in which euro-zone members jointly issue bonds.
