The phrase "a collaboration intended" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a partnership or joint effort that has a specific purpose or goal in mind.
Example: "The project was designed as a collaboration intended to foster innovation and creativity among the team members."
Alternatives: "a planned collaboration" or "a collaboration aimed at".
Six of the works will have initial productions in Los Angeles, at the Center Theater Group, under an unusual collaboration intended to smooth the developmental journey for American playwrights.
The Neurologic Academic Research Consortium is an international collaboration intended to establish consensus on the definition, classification, and assessment of neurological endpoints applicable to clinical trials of a broad range of cardiovascular interventions.
Mr. Struck said the spending cuts would not affect Germany's outstanding orders for armored vehicles or combat helicopters, or for 180 Eurofighter aircraft, a four-nation collaboration intended to enhance European military abilities.
Mook said he expects to see more evidence of coordination or collaboration intended to benefit Trump's candidacy.
The ATLAS Collaboration intends to replace the existing Inner Tracking Detector by a new tracker, with readout electronics as well as silicon pixel and strip sensor technology capable of maintaining the excellent mechanical and electrical performance of the existing tracker in the severe radiation and high collision rate environment of the HL-LHC.
The collaboration intends to enhance effective implementation of initiatives related to rural and agricultural finance and investment, financial services for the rural poor, and public-private collaboration initiatives to promote responsible and inclusive private agricultural investments.
These collections are actual collaborations, intended to investigate a particular concept or technique.
Therefore, it is surprising that so few studies have explored the importance of social relations in collaborations intended to move early-stage technologies towards financially viable business offerings.
Earlier this year the company launched its nanodegree program through a partnership with AT&T, a collaboration that intends to train would-be programmers in a specific skillset that ostensibly would qualify them for a job in the field.
Referring to the project instead as a "collaboration," Ásmundsson intends to document conversations between him and the chosen person prior to their death in order to further understanding of the work.
