The phrase "a collective effort from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where multiple individuals or groups work together towards a common goal.
Example: "The success of the project was a collective effort from all team members, showcasing their dedication and teamwork."
Alternatives: "a joint effort by" or "a collaborative effort from".
"A collective effort from multiple agencies is currently working on a solution".
There is more to be done, and a collective effort from the bar, judiciary, lord chancellor and other parts of the legal sector will be essential to making a difference".
When it's white men with guns it's "patriotism"- and yes, violence with political aim is exactly terrorism #OregonUnderAttack As of Sunday morning, the incident was beginning to gain greater traction among the US media – and the sheriff's office promised "a collective effort from multiple agencies" at first light.
"The current plight of UAL is certainly not of the employees' making, but it will certainly take a collective effort from every United employee to keep this airline out of bankruptcy," wrote Mr. Canale, who leads 37,000 members at United.
Amid the passionate discussion that these figures arouse, one comment by David McAuley, the trust's chief executive, deserves attention: "Reducing UK hunger will require a collective effort from the voluntary sector, government, the Department for Work and Pensions, businesses and the public.
But the government is showing it has the political will to address the problem, having signed up to the Nutrition for Growth agreement and joined the Scaling Up Nutrition (Sun) movement, a collective effort from governments, civil society, the UN, donors, businesses and researchers.
This group has got to find a collective effort for the rest of the season from hereon out".
"Inclusion of children with disabilities in society is very possible but requires a collective effort starting from changing the negative perceptions around these children; understanding that they too enjoy the same rights as other children, as well prioritizing their issues by policy makers, said Ms. Aida Girma, UNICEF Representative.
To some extent their chatter is a collective effort to divert attention from their expenses-induced shame.
Wenger believes it is now a real collective effort from the whole of the team.
Productivity usually comes from a collective effort.
