The phrase "a collaborative framework" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a structure or system that facilitates cooperation and teamwork among individuals or groups.
Example: "The project was successful due to the implementation of a collaborative framework that encouraged open communication and shared goals."
Alternatives: "a cooperative structure" or "a teamwork model".
First, a collaborative framework between collaborators is proposed and a method based-on Riverbed to optimize WAN is adopted to improve the data transmission.
All of this will be in a collaborative framework.
This work was part-funded by a collaborative framework agreement awarded to R.C.C. by GlaxoSmithKline.
Funding was also received via a collaborative framework agreement between GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) and University College London (R.C.C.).
This paper presents a collaborative framework for communications in M2M wireless networks.
This paper describes a collaborative framework dedicated to SME ecosystems developed by EBM WebSourcing.
Through the efforts of Dr. Mark Atkinson and Dr. Pugliese, nPOD now provides pancreata and other tissues from donors with diabetes and islet autoimmunity to over 100 researchers worldwide, at the same time promoting a highly collaborative framework that is leading to an improved appreciation of the human disease and its heterogeneity (38, 39).
"In some sectors, such as water and energy, more than 20 UN agencies are active and compete for limited resources without a clear collaborative framework.
Initial coin offering and cryptocurrency markets may be stuck in a doldrums, but the enterprise blockchain space continues to plow new ground with Hyperledger and Enterprise Ethereum Alliance announcing a new collaborative framework on Monday.
Instead, America must do more to bring China and the other countries from across the region together into a stronger collaborative framework to address shared challenges and to ensure that Asia's rise can be a positive-sum experience for the region and the world.
The absence of a standard collaborative framework that can be employed in the management of risks, as well as for response and recovery from hazards and disasters (for example, fires, epidemics, floods, earthquakes, chemical explosions), provided the impetus for this research.
