The phrase "a further collaborative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional collaboration or partnership in a specific context, such as projects or research.
Example: "We are excited to announce a further collaborative effort with our partners to enhance the project's outcomes."
Alternatives: "an additional collaboration" or "a subsequent partnership."
A cure will require funding commitments, strong community engagement, rigorous and innovative scientific endeavor and, above all, further collaborative multidisciplinary science with a better connection between basic and clinical research — in short, all the same ingredients that got us where we are today with the global antiretroviral treatment.
However, given the strong contribution of prolonged bottle use to dental caries, it is an area that warrants further, collaborative research to identify facilitators and barriers to timely weaning, and interventions or tools to equip and motivate parents to successfully wean their young children.
A clear definition of the concept of multimorbidity (i.e., one which is both understandable and usable for further collaborative research) is an important objective for a research network of this type.
The ability of the participating units to complete the study was an important outcome measure for further collaborative ICCTG work.
Future directions for research include consistent use of transport and health measurement tools, an enhanced understanding of traffic calming measures, and further collaborative work between the health, transport, and urban design sectors.
Further collaborative investigation is expected to lead to a better understanding of SFTS and SFTSV in Japan.
The group has recently been given access to an online data collection tool [ 12], which will stimulate further collaborative research project developments.
Further collaborative projects are expected to be announced in time for a joint cabinet meeting on 19 February.
Changes were made as a result of: (1) experiences with pilot test/evaluation process implementation; (2) direct comments from interviewees (both from the evaluation process and the debriefing); (3) experiences/results from data analysis; (4) further collaborative conceptual thinking (i.e. interdisciplinary analysis), or (5) a combination of the aforementioned.
To support further collaborative development, the core ISA developers are setting up an environment for distributed development, and are augmenting the ISA code base with Application Programming Interfaces (APIs).
