The phrase "a common collaborator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who frequently works together with others on projects or tasks.
Example: "In our research, we found that John is a common collaborator among various teams, often bridging gaps between different departments."
Alternatives: "a frequent partner" or "a regular associate".
Buchon: We were already in contact through a common collaborator (John Rawls at Duke University, who studies gut biology in zebrafish), and we didn't even know it.
Kenny Ortega, a common collaborator with The Walt Disney Company at the time, was hired as the tour's director and main choreographer.
However, if a scientist has already been a common collaborator in many extremely multi-authored papers, R will not increase a lot, if he switches to publishing in solitary mode: I1 is already very high and the career-wide I1 can never decrease.
The site also now gives every user their own profile page, which presents standard contact information, a news feed of recent activity, and a list of common collaborators.
Russia retains strong research collaborations with prominent institutes around the world, although over the past 5 years researchers in the United States have overtaken those in Germany as their most common collaborators.
Our integrated paradigm provides a common framework for collaborators to explore such interdisciplinary research questions.
It creates a common database and facilitates collaborators' ability to interact, reach shared insights together, and challenge one another's individual takeaways another critical guard against biased interpretations.
The lawsuit by Songwriters of North America contends that the Justice Department's ruling on 100percentt licensing violates the property rights of songwriters, since it would mean that private contracts among songwriting collaborators — a common arrangement — might not comply with the new rule.
Successful implementation of the capacity assessment exercises depended on four factors: (i) support from senior leadership and collaborators, (ii) a common understanding of HSR, (iii) adequate human and financial resources for the exercise, and (iv) availability of data.
In the view of the KPJ, the fight against the Axis and its domestic collaborators would be a common fight of all Yugoslav peoples.
The F.B.I. used to employ stings involving confidential informants sparingly; now, they have become a common tool to trap supposed jihadists and ISIS collaborators.
