The phrase "a continued collaborative" is not correct as it lacks clarity and specificity in its usage.
It can be used when referring to an ongoing partnership or teamwork, but it would be clearer with additional context or modification.
Example: "We are looking forward to a continued collaborative effort in our project to achieve our goals."
Alternatives: "an ongoing collaboration" or "a sustained partnership".
Build a continuing collaborative wood sculpture in the museum's Comings & Goings gallery.
"And there are so many bad answers, like 'It's blue because it reflects the water.' " The exercise was part of a continuing collaborative project called Picturing to Learn, supported by a $500,000 National Science Foundation grant and also involving Duke University and Roxbury Community College in Boston.
The point that Brealey stresses over & over, in private & in public is that the conservation of paintings must be based on a continuing, collaborative effort to know everything that can possibly be known about the specific work of art & the artist who made it.
Her approach to directing requires a continuing collaborative relationship with actors, designers and playwright.
Planning was a continuing, collaborative activity through weekly teleconferences.
He worked cooperatively with other scientists on the Manhattan Project, and continued collaborative scientific research for many more years.
Based on the strong fraternal relations between our Churches in the United Kingdom, both as leadership and people, and on my own personal relationship with Lambeth Palace, I look forward to our continued collaborative efforts on matters that unite us and our congregations".
The Mitochondrial Genome Annotation Jamborees aimed to annotate all the genes and regulatory regions in the completed mitochondrial genome of L. erinacea, providing a culminating experience following the three annotation workshops and serving as a model for our continuing collaborative annotation activities.
She said the insurer has developed "much improved" relationships with doctors over the last several years and wants to continue "collaborative dialogue with them on this topic".
Our study highlights both the effective aspects of these restoration treatments, and the importance of initiating and continuing collaborative science-based monitoring to improve the outcomes of broad-scale forest restoration efforts.
