The phrase "a group of collaborative" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collective of individuals or entities that work together in a cooperative manner, but it needs additional context or a noun to be fully effective.
Example: "We formed a group of collaborative thinkers to tackle the complex issues facing our community."
Alternatives: "a team of cooperative" or "a collective of collaborative".
"We wanted to be surrounded with a group of equally collaborative and dedicated teachers with open doors.
A group of people that were collaborative, optimistic, forward looking and believed that the world's biggest challenges were solvable.
The Chefs Collaborative, a group of more than 1,000 professional cooks and others dedicated to sustainable cuisine, willingly signed on, too.
Similar pilot programs across the country have produced encouraging results so far, reducing total health care costs for patients with chronic conditions by 5 percent to 20 percent, according to Dr. Paul Grundy, an I.B.M. health expert who is president of the Patient Centered Primary Care Collaborative, a group of large employers, health care providers and insurers.
On the other hand, it is difficult to design and build software tools for supporting the acquisition of language skills, especially if these tools must support a group of students working in a collaborative way.
A group of 26 international experts produced collaborative articles for this special issue of Ergonomics, and each focused on examining a key conceptual, methodological and/or theoretical issue associated with sociotechnical systems and safety.
In the context of Foresight 2.0 applications two other types that are often mentioned include Roadmapping and Gantt-Chart Softhose, alsohose also belong to the group of collaborative online techniques used for Futures Research.
A group of German volunteers has launched a collaborative online phrasebook to help refugees cope with their arrival in the country.
An anything-goes, if somewhat pat, energy pervades the pair's collaborative efforts — a group of large paintings, mostly on vinyl, and sliced-and-diced collages — which are having their debut at the Swiss Institute.
