The phrase "a collective collaboration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a joint effort or teamwork among a group of people working together towards a common goal.
Example: "The project was a success due to a collective collaboration between the marketing and design teams."
Alternatives: "joint effort" or "team collaboration".
The latter inquired about belonging to community groups, holding community leadership positions or any collective collaboration with fellow community members as listed in Appendix 2. Another section of the questionnaire assessed frequency of use of each of 27 CCS over a recall period of 30 days, based on a standard method (Maxwell et al. 2003).
"The progress we've made in the last 20 years has been as a consequence of collective collaboration, rather than individuals working alone," he said.
Their study represents an investigation of collective collaboration among technical stakeholders, which – solely based on joint project memberships – applies a very broad requirement for establishing collaboration relationships.
In order to obtain a vertically integrated view of collective collaboration, we have studied the collaboration in accordance with the identified layering scheme.
At first sight the structures of collective collaboration within Learn@WU are, to a certain degree, as one would expect: analogous to the salient contrast between the corpora of informational and software artifacts, collective collaboration in the business subsystems is overwhelming.
Each half of the audience jointly controlled the bat on their side of the screen; they had to operate it together and, spontaneously and without discussion, they successfully played a game of Pong, whooping and cheering at their collective collaboration.
"If it were just about fashion it might be questionable, but the exhibition is about collective collaboration, the work that goes into creating a performer's image, and how this comes together with contemporary culture".
Collective collaboration happens when people work individually towards a common goal.
Digital innovation often takes place outside the boundary of firms through collective collaboration, which overcomes the resource limitations of a single firm (Adner and Kapoor, 2010).
Collaborations: In order to gain a comprehensive picture, we have decided to apply the broader notion of "collective collaboration" [54], which includes weaker forms of collaboration, such as asynchronous changes, co-edits, and even competing changes.
