jointrecall
nounUK /dʒɔɪnt rɪˈkɔːl/
US /dʒɔɪnt rɪˈkɔːl/
A joint recall is when two or more companies or groups work together to take back a product that might be unsafe.
The two toy makers announced a joint recall after a small part was found to be a choking hazard.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A memory shared by two or more people about the same event.
Their joint recall of the school trip brought back happy memories for everyone.
3. A legal process in which multiple parties jointly ask for a decision to be reviewed.
The lawyers filed a joint recall of the earlier ruling.
4. A coordinated effort by several groups to bring back an idea or practice.
The community's joint recall of the old festival tradition was a big success.