joint
The school will involve parents in jointly developing the local plan.
The countries will jointly administer the territories.
The new project will be jointly managed by the two companies.
They jointly sponsored a conference on obesity in May.

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Acting, being or existing together
accompanying
allied
along
alongside
among
cooperatively
distributively
double act
en bloc
en masse
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misery
misery loves companyidiom
non-compatible
non-conflicting
tow
twin
two-way
unison
unite

jointly | Business English

jointly
adverb
uk /ˈdʒɔɪntli/us
done by or involving two or more people or organizations:
The training centre is jointly funded by the government and local industries.

Examples of jointly

jointly
These various subtypes are jointly referred to as sikke-expressions.
In turn, joint commissioning requires individual agencies both to jointly plan and jointly purchase services.
After this initial coding had yielded 55 per cent agreement, we examined all discrepancies and then jointly settled on a final coding.
With seed census, fertility and viability selection are not distinguishable and thus can only be estimated jointly.
We spent from 1975 to 1981 writing and rewriting our first book of five jointly authored volumes on philosophy of medicine.
Each country's research programme would be combined, with development co-ordinated by a single authority jointly controlled by the three governments.
It will be difficult for the old couple to partake jointly in social activities as before.
The children's understanding of group improvisation was jointly negotiated and constructed as provisional, and frequently contested.
Men and women had separate bedrooms, but all other areas were used jointly.
These may either be referred to individually, or jointly.
It may be that alternative fertilizing services come more cheaply (and may or may not be jointly produced with other products).
However, the local project staff proactively contacted staff in parallel government and donor programmes and projects, and jointly developed new institutional working relationships.
Costs per unit among programmes can differ on account of either or both sets of factors operating jointly.
For a given timescale of the problem, the aggregation hierarchies and time-scale information jointly determine the simplifications that are allowed.
Later in the encounter, age categorisation is done jointly with the assistant and the clients.
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