"jointly entail" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing two people or two things, and you need to express the idea that the two parties need to work together to accomplish a certain task or outcome. For example, you could say, “The partners jointly entailed the responsibility of creating the project plan.”.
And finally, as we also saw in Section 3.1, the centrality thesis, the priority-of-the-proposition thesis, and the transcendental idealism thesis jointly entail the "transcendental truth" of judgment, which is that necessarily every well-generated judgment of experience is true and corresponds to an actual object of experience, that is, to an actual empirical fact.
One pro argument is a reductio ad absurdum: The claim is that EXT and SK jointly entail an obvious falsehood, namely, that Oscar can know from the armchair contingent facts about the external world (McKinsey 1991 1994 200202007007, Brown 1995, Boghossian 1997 19988).
He must be urged to see that the potential misuses of ID technology and the creation "identity recognition" - which will summon the most creative energies of a huge new criminal industry - jointly entail that it is the worst kind of folly to create an instrument that profoundly undermines civil liberties and invites nightmares of misuse, misapplication and mistake in future.
Note that Pr(p|e) > t and p ⊢ q jointly entail Pr(q|e) > t.
These two theses jointly entail that numerically identical ideas cannot be stored over time.
For if (i*) is satisfied, p2 will be justified for s by the relevant evidence e2 independently of s's knowledge that p1 and p2 jointly entail p2.
The fact that, on the collective conception, the individual members of a group hold their right jointly does not entail that the right must be grounded in an interest that an individual could have as an independent individual.
In evaluating Henrich et al.'s interpretation of these data, we should first note that no axioms of RPT, or of the various models of decision mentioned in Section 8.1, which are applied jointly with game theoretic modeling to human choice data, specify or entail the property of narrow selfishness.
As Newman points out (2004, 134), if we conceive a group right as a right held jointly by those who compose the group, each change in the group's membership must entail a change in the identity of the right-holding group.
Exit may also entail costs.
Consider what it would entail.
