The phrase "understood jointly" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to something mutually understood among a group of people. For example: "The agreement was understood jointly by all parties involved."
Conventional communication, first gestural and then vocal, evolved only after humans already possessed these natural gestures and their shared intentionality infrastructure along with skills of cultural learning for creating and passing along jointly understood communicative conventions.
But the paper, which the Guardian understands was prepared jointly by the Treasury, International Trade and Brexit departments, points out that it would have significant economic costs, even if Britain pursued a Norway-style agreement which would allow it to stay in the European Economic Area.
While Terry suggested post-match that he had proposed the substitution in the minute that matched his shirt number, it is understood the decision was made jointly by the captain, the manager, Antonio Conte, and senior players in the squad who had deliberated how best to grant the former England captain the best farewell.
RCCs are potential arenas where trade-offs can be jointly mapped and understood.
Definitions, classically understood, are supposed to state necessary and jointly sufficient conditions for the correct application of a word or concept.
It is today understood that highly complex problems, such as jointly detecting coded data and estimating the underlying transmission channel, can be efficiently handled by iteratively solving much simpler sub-problems.
Additionally, they understood that certain measures could be applied jointly from that moment to gear certain school programmes, such as history, geography, literature and civil education, towards a European and international understanding.
"As the result of the data provided by our related institutions and the research jointly conducted with Syria, it was understood that our plane has been downed by Syria," said the statement from Mr. Erdogan's office.
It is understood that solving both underwater and surface deployment problems jointly will lead to optimal solutions that are better, or at least as good as, the outcome of the two-phase approach.
