The phrase "a collaborative public" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of individuals or communities that work together towards a common goal or purpose, often in a public or open context.
Example: "The project aims to engage a collaborative public in the decision-making process for urban development."
Alternatives: "a cooperative community" or "a joint public".
The best-known example may be the Wikipedia (wikipedia.com), a collaborative public effort to develop a free online encyclopedia.
Modeling alternative forest management scenarios via a collaborative, public process fosters informed discourse and helps conflicting parties forge appropriate policy and identify management responses that meet restoration objectives.
This chapter presents a collaborative public and private landscape forest management plan developed between The Nature Conservancy and the Willapa National Wildlife Refuge to pursue forested watershed restoration across their adjoining 14,161 acres (5,731 hectares) of forestland in southwestern Washington State.
She has also been the Co-Project Manager for the San Jose Climate Clock Initiative, a collaborative public art project to make an iconic landmark measuring climate change and influencing public behavior.
At the conclusion of the hearings, the Department did what a coalition of student, veterans, civil rights, consumer, and other groups urged it to do -- it announced it would promptly start a collaborative public process (called negotiated rulemaking) to create a revised gainful employment rule.
This theoretical base helps to engage health care professionals in a multisectoral analysis and a collaborative public health strategy.
The insights obtained from the proposed system of systems methodological approach point to the need to adopt a more forward-looking and collaborative public policy for infrastructure maintenance.
The piece will consist of various collaborative public art installations along Indianapolis' Central Canal and the White River, inviting visitors to become more aware of issues related to the health of the river and the city's water supply.
Regardless of urban or suburban campuses, large student bodies or small, Division I or Division III sports teams; this collaborative public art project will build and reinforce community for all involved.
Overall, this study offers a much-needed theoretical engagement with this popular research approach and raises critical questions about the limits of community engagement in collaborative public health research.
Through our global corporate social responsibility program, Henry Schein Cares, we have developed a model of collaborative public-private partnership with our supplier partners, NGOs, governments and others.
