The phrase "a collaborative style" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an approach or method that emphasizes teamwork and cooperation among individuals or groups.
Example: "In our project, we adopted a collaborative style to ensure that everyone's ideas were heard and valued."
Alternatives: "a cooperative approach" or "a team-oriented method".
A collaborative style is also useful when carrying out basic accomplishments; however, it is not required.
Interestingly, the processes these women describe do not hinge just on a collaborative style.
I believe the new governor needs to build a collaborative style, working together with the government and private sector to rebuild trust.
When your business unit leaders look at you and they see you have a collaborative style, they will be more open to [working with you].
Navigating the career labyrinth was possible for these women because they developed clarity of personal career goals, formed strong peer relationships within their networks and adopted a collaborative style that helped move them through dynamic and sometime challenge pathways.
Much of the work is done 'in house' in a collaborative style and without substantial external funding supports.
"She has a naturally collaborative style of leadership and a vibrant vision for Stanford Law School's role in a rapidly changing world.
Having only just heard it for the first time, it was a special moment tracking it with Daniel live, and I'm excited to explore a more collaborative style of creating like that on the next record.
Evaluation of their communication skills showed that overall they achieved a more collaborative style and were able to use open questions effectively; however, they did not demonstrate sufficient listening skills and were not fully consistent in their use of the guiding style 17.
The approach adopted in Scotland favoured a more collaborative style with the general guidance for LHCCs stressing that there was to be no single model and that the exact scope and functions of the LHCC would be determined by discussion and agreement between member practices and the PCT.
As for the Guardian, we have undergone a crash course in working with massive databases, something which is sure to become a bigger part of what we do, and redoubled our commitment to an open, collaborative style of reporting.
