multiproponent

English

Etymology

From multi- +‎ proponent.

Adjective

multiproponent (not comparable)

1. Involving multiple proponents.
   • 1982, United States Army Aviation Digest - Volume 28, page 11:

     A doctrinal void also exists in aviation literature describing how to integrate cavalry, attack, utility and transport aviation units, operating together as a team, to accomplish missions requiring multiproponent units or aircraft.

   • 1993, Quartermaster Professional Bulletin, page 44:

     Total Distribution System (TDS) - a multiproponent program designed to examine the entire distribution process and develop a distribution system with asset visibility and control from factory to foxhole.

   • 2003, David P. Lawrence, Environmental Impact Assessment: Practical Solutions to Recurrent Problems, →ISBN:

     Provisions can be made for multiproponent proposals, both within the same government level or involving intergovernmental undertakings.