The phrase "a concerted effort between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collaborative and coordinated action taken by multiple parties or groups.
Example: "The success of the project was due to a concerted effort between the marketing and development teams."
Alternatives: "a joint effort between" or "a collaborative effort among".
The former captain took part in the "Remember Well" project – a concerted effort between the club, North Lanarkshire Council, NHS Lanarkshire and Alzheimer's Scotland – by compiling a memory book, featuring pictures and thoughts from his time in the game.
This can only be accomplished by a concerted effort between the government, institutions and private investors.
"There has to be a concerted effort between everyone - players, administrators, the media, spectators, everyone, to try to stop it.
We just need there to be a concerted effort between both the population and the authorities," he said.
Kargbo believes we need both, a concerted effort between local health systems and international health organizations, in addition to increased infectious disease research.
So perhaps this resurgent inflation is all part of a concerted effort between the Fed and the Treasury to inflate away our massively building debt obligation.
The list of party achievements is part of a concerted effort to improve communication between the party and its membership, as well as to provide campaigning material for the election.
The article concludes with emphasizing that successful future research in ML for health informatics, as well as the successful application of ML for solving health informatics problems needs a concerted effort, fostering integrative research between experts ranging from disciplines such as data science to visual analytics.
Russia made a concerted effort to end conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia after a fresh wave of fighting broke out in the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region on Saturday, raising concerns over violence spreading in South Caucasus.
One reason it is difficult to defend against such an attack is that finding and cutting off the responsible parties requires a cooperative, concerted effort between the affected Web site and its network service provider -- the company that connects the site's own computers to the Internet.
The former head of the Fraud Squad, David Clarke, now a private fraud consultant at Today Advisory, applauded the Government's moves, but said: "We need a proper, concerted effort between law enforcement and Companies House, because at the moment we're still handing it on a silver platter to the villains".
