The phrase "a collaborative understanding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a mutual comprehension or agreement reached through cooperation among individuals or groups.
Example: "Through our discussions, we were able to develop a collaborative understanding of the project's goals and objectives."
Alternatives: "joint comprehension" or "mutual agreement".
A participatory research approach allowed local farmer knowledge of the landscape to be incorporated into the study design, improved selection of and access to sample sites, and enhanced prospects for addressing nitrate leaching through collaborative understanding of system hydrology.
The resulting collaborative understanding happens suddenly and perhaps unexpectedly.
Developing collaborative understandings of findings will enable the uncovering of relational as well as structural barriers and facilitators to the realisation of the objectives of the programme.
When people encounter new ideas, they need to adapt their own concepts and contribute to a collaborative development of understanding (D. B. Clark & Sampson, 2007).
The main difficulty associated with a collaborative design process is understanding the product data exchanged during the design.
(C) Between face-to-face activities: in the third phase, online collaboration (e.g. via blogs or wikis) permits students to reflect on the concepts and learn in a collaborative way, reaching deeper understanding.
Between face-to-face activities: in the third phase, online collaboration (e.g. via blogs or wikis) permits students to reflect on the concepts and learn in a collaborative way, reaching deeper understanding.
32 39 Yet while a collaborative approach could increase understanding of tobacco control policy and elicit greater support for new measures, it may also take time for change to occur, particularly if tobacco companies continue developing their relationships with retailers.
Concurrence from the Nyanza Ministry of Public Health and Sanitation through a memorandum of understanding ensured a collaborative partnership between this ministry and EngenderHealth.
Further, Cottrell et al. [ 18] has reported that several persons with migraine have experienced being dismissed by healthcare services and that they desire a collaborative therapeutic relationship, to improve the understanding of the person with migraine before treatment is offered.
