The phrase "a level of collaboration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree or extent of cooperation between individuals or groups in a particular context.
Example: "To achieve our project goals, we need to establish a level of collaboration among all team members."
Alternatives: "a degree of collaboration" or "an extent of collaboration."
* A few American archeologists have participated in Soviet excavations, a level of collaboration between the two countries that is said to be unheard of.
A revolution is underway; a level of collaboration among women as we have never seen before.
There's a level of collaboration people need to have to get their jobs done.
Using audio messages, photos and videos, they can also share critical information with supervisors or colleagues on other shifts, enabling a level of collaboration that doesn't exist today.
"When there is direct accountability into a single individual, it produces a level of collaboration and business integration which is critically important from an industry perspective," says Dowling, who added that Best Western's sales and marketing departments were already moving toward greater integration when she first arrived in 2004.
"They are lending themselves to a level of collaboration that most orchestras don't have," Fine said.
As for the third step, Smith said "we're going to need a level of international collaboration that goes beyond what we've seen".
On the whole, based on the indicators, the results reveal that Region A has put a significant level of collaboration into practice.
On the basis of the indicators of the structuration model of collaboration, we see that, despite shortfalls, Region A was able to develop a significant level of collaboration.
Two action plans were found to target a higher level of collaboration described as concerted collaborative practice.
Participants on hospitalist wards valued the opportunity to get to know other providers well, both professionally and personally, which they viewed as contributing to a higher level of collaboration and an overall ease with communication: Ninety percent of the communication we have is informal.
