The phrase "a collaborative process with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation or activity that involves working together with others towards a common goal.
Example: "The project was successful due to a collaborative process with various stakeholders contributing their expertise."
Alternatives: "a joint effort with" or "a teamwork approach with".
What should have been essentially a collaborative process with the author has turned into collaboration with the cast, my fellow directors and Colin Teevan, our dramaturge.
Collaborating responsibility means that the responsibility for managing musculoskeletal disorders is a collaborative process with others.
Justice Department officials would not say how they decided on the specific jurisdictions within Virginia that should try the case, but Mr. Ashcroft said it was a collaborative process with local officials that took into account a range of factors.
Original works like "Das Kontingent" and "German for Foreigners" are written anonymously under the name Soeren Voima, and writing is usually a collaborative process, with one or two people taking the lead.
Several of Churchill's big plays of the 70s and 80s, including her English civil war epic Light Shining in Buckinghamshire, were written in a collaborative process with actors and a director.
Odio says this has been a collaborative process with Apple, and that it's worked well so far.
The network research teams and topics were formed through a collaborative process, starting with each country holding its own multi-partner consultation meeting to identify national research priorities and mechanisms for partnership at national and regional levels.
Chris L. Wiggins, the lab's creative director, whose own background is in advertising, describes design as a collaborative process among groups "with really fruitful back-and-forth".
The work on substances denotes a collaborative process of participants with different domain expertise.
To Swanson Frank, portraiture is a collaborative process; she works with each woman to present her at her very best, but also remembers that the clothes should always be the woman's own; it's not a fashion shoot, but a moment of being, crystallized in time.
Battiste [ 21] situated Aboriginal people as central to a collaborative process of societal change with non-Aboriginal people.
