"multistakeholder model" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a system in which multiple individuals, businesses, or organizations with different responsibilities and interests work together to solve a problem or reach a common goal. For example, a multistakeholder model might be used to develop a collaborative plan to reduce air pollution in a city, involving representatives from the government, businesses, and environmental organizations.
So we used it to advance the distributed, multistakeholder model.
"We cannot support a treaty that is not supportive of the multistakeholder model of Internet governance," Mr. Kramer said.
The subtext of the report – and where some hazards may lie – is a general push for what is termed the multistakeholder model of internet governance.
The platform language also says that the party will "resist any effort" to move Internet governance away from its current multistakeholder model in favor of international or "intergovernmental" organizations.
In April, the House Energy and Commerce Committee approved a bill stating that "it is the policy of the United States to preserve and advance the successful multistakeholder model that governs the Internet".
By last month these fears had grown so fevered that U.S. lawmakers introduced a resolution calling on the government to block proposals that "would justify under international law increased government control over the Internet and would reject the current multistakeholder model that has enabled the Internet to flourish".
"The Internet industry is evaluating the proposal and looks forward to supporting a transition plan that preserves a multistakeholder governance model that implements strong accountability measures and controls," Michael Beckerman, president and CEO of the Internet-freedom group the Internet Association, said in a statement last spring.
I think a year ago we were still seething from a [United Nation's International Telecommunication Union] meeting in Dubai where it wasn't clear that we could tell those looking for solutions in Internet governance where to go to in the distributed and multistakeholder Internet governance model we believe in.
When the House endorsed the existing multistakeholder Internet governance model, it should be noted that W3C was precisely what they were endorsing.
The Asymmetrics are defending their dominant role with great commitment, absolutely confident in their views, rights and model: the multistakeholder (MS) one.
Efforts should be made to ensure that additional and validated data points are created through a multistakeholder counterfeit medicines surveillance model.
