The phrase "a creative collaboration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a partnership or teamwork that involves innovative ideas and artistic input from multiple individuals or groups.
Example: "The project was a success due to the creative collaboration between the artists and the engineers."
Alternatives: "an innovative partnership" or "a collaborative effort."
"It was more of a creative collaboration.
"Felicity was incredibly enthusiastic and really keen to contribute ideas to ensure the portrait was a creative collaboration".
"Zoe was clear from the beginning and still is that it was going to be a creative collaboration".
McGuinness and Nicholson's friendship gathered pace, and a "creative collaboration" evolved without which McGuinness says he could not have completed the drama.
The series was a creative collaboration between Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, Michael Palin, and Terry Gilliam (the latter was the sole American in the otherwise British group of Oxford and Cambridge graduates).
Pretty Polly is cashing in on the buzz of the new Sex And The City movie with a creative collaboration between ad man Trevor Beattie and photographer Rankin on a "leg cosmetics" cinema commercial.
Instead, he added, sponsored content should represent something "fresh"—a true creative collaboration between Vice and its advertiser.
Since news broke last month that the 80-year-old godfather of American uptown fashion had invited the disgraced ex-Dior designer for an internship, the industry has been curious to discover whether this was merely a generous gesture, or a mouthwatering creative collaboration between two wildly different designers.
The result is a remarkably creative collaboration that involves prominently featuring a bathing suit-clad Barbie in the magazine's iconic swimsuit issue.
Édouard and I worked together for 18 years, in a very creative collaboration.
Instead, he added, sponsored content should represent something "fresh" — a true creative collaboration between Vice and its advertiser.
