The phrase "a collective strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a plan or approach that is developed and implemented by a group of individuals or organizations working together towards a common goal.
Example: "The team developed a collective strategy to address the challenges faced by the community."
Alternatives: "a unified approach" or "a joint strategy".
The Great March of Return has been one of the rare occasions when people have found a collective strategy for this survival.
In the decision makers' group, applying a collective strategy to limit water demand, as stipulated in their best case scenario, resulted in an equitable water supply.
The emergent trail pattern at the global level is the result of a collective strategy of the social group in finding the optimal path from origin to destination.
The author shows how international peacebuilders active in Liberia and Sierra Leone pursued a collective strategy to transform "conflict resources" into "peace resources" vis-à-vis a policy agenda that promoted "securitization" and "marketization" of natural resources.
Thus, the main new syntactic construct in the logic ATL* is a formula of the type \(\langle\!\langle C \rangle\!\rangle \varphi,\) intuitively saying "The coalition \(C\) has a collective strategy to guarantee the satisfaction of the objective \(\varphi\) on every play (path) enabled by that collective strategy of \(C\)".
So we need a collective strategy that includes everyone and addresses their concerns and fears.
The basis of Bogdanov's theory of blood exchange — in contrast to that of companies such as Ambrosia — was about a voluntary, collective strategy for rejuvenation of the entire human race, not just for those that could pay for it.
Now, as Kim Jong-un is believed to be preparing for another nuclear test, the question remains how much longer America and its allies will take before devising a new collective strategy — one that does not settle for short-term diplomatic gains at the cost of long-term strategic interests.
Time-consuming negotiations with the UK should be postponed and EU leaders should instead be locked in a room until they agree on a comprehensive and collective strategy to tackle this growing refugee crisis before it's too late.
They proposed an approach called the collective strategy that incorporated the population ecology concept of symbiotic relationships.
Kuperman points to his country's booming fish-farming sector as a case study in this collective strategy.
