The phrase "a high collective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group or community that has a significant level of unity, collaboration, or shared purpose.
Example: "The success of the project was largely due to the efforts of a high collective that worked tirelessly towards a common goal."
Alternatives: "a strong community" or "a united group".
I have some quarrels with the choices, which were made by Sachs and by Christopher Dyment (a historian of conducting styles), and I hasten to add that virtually all the selections, and many other Toscanini performances, are available from music sites such as ArkivMusic (though at a higher collective price).
Results indicate that for the team sizes tested, CONE yields a higher collective behavior task performance (comparative to related methods) as a consequence of its capability to evolve specialized behaviors.
If our human systems can catch up with our tool systems, with our work cultures evolving in ways that harness the incredible potential of individuals and groups to connect, share ideas, collaborate and learn from each other, the net result will be smarter, more capable organizations and a higher collective IQ.
Moreover, we find that when information about a recipient's reputation is limited, trusting the action of third parties towards her (i.e. imitating) does favor a higher collective cooperation compared to random-trusting and share-alike mechanisms.
It is the second result that is the surprise, and this has to do with the one single predictor that a particular group will have high collective intelligence: namely, at least half the chairs around the table should be occupied by women.
On the other hand, firms with high collective agreement coverage have a substantially lower probability of reporting external factors as the main determinant of hiring pay.1.1
Therefore, use of a well-established and widely performed test for identification of a high risk collective and its combination with measurement of angiogenic factors for improvement of specificity is a practically oriented approach.
Supportive leadership and high collective efficacy were associated with a high extent of three EBP activities; searching other knowledge sources (OR = 1.5 and OR = 1.4), implementing evidence (OR = 2.0 and OR = 1.7), and evaluating practice (OR = 1.6 and OR = 1.7).
After controlling for demographic, socioeconomic, behavioral and health-related variables, participants who reported low collective efficacy at the places where they lived presented a prevalence of depressive symptoms that was twice as high as the prevalence among those who reported high collective efficacy.
We found that although large proportions of FSWs reported high collective efficacy and collective agency, relatively few reported high collective action.
