The phrase "a collaborator to" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when referring to someone who collaborates with another person or group, but it is more typical to use "a collaborator with" or "a collaborator on."
Example: "She is a collaborator to the project, working closely with the team to achieve their goals."
Alternatives: "a collaborator with" or "a partner in".
Initially all Dryden had sought was a collaborator to adorn his text with "scenes, machines, songs and dances".
He carefully drew up a budget of $70,000 to cover printing and framing, pay a collaborator to gather audio, produce sound installations and build an interactive Web site where community members could upload their stories.
But decisions about responsible conduct of research also are based on your ability, as an individual and as a collaborator, to reflect and construct practices of ethical and responsible conduct.
Anyone in possession of the keys or entrance codes to a polling booth could be considered a collaborator to crimes of disobedience, misuse of office and misappropriation of funds, the order said.
As detailed in the BuzzFeed piece, Yiannapoulos reached out to "key constituents" for feedback and advice when it came time for him and a collaborator to write a guide to the alt-right.
In developing the family choreography that follows, Ms. Thompson has naturally tapped her long experience of storytelling (and recruited her son, Christopher, as a collaborator to provide an insight into his generation).
As the winning designer, Irina served as a design collaborator to Rethreaded, a women's empowerment organization and Repurpose with Purpose partner since 2017.
She is imbued with a magnetic charisma — a willing collaborator to Mark's unblinking lens.
It took a call from Daniel Barenboim, the conductor of the performance and a frequent collaborator, to persuade her.
Mike Contessa of Champlain Valley Agronomics is also a key collaborator to the project.
It also helped that he was blessed with a musical collaborator to whom he was almost eerily attuned.
