The phrase "a long term collaborator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has worked together with another person or organization over an extended period of time.
Example: "She has been a long term collaborator on various research projects, contributing valuable insights and expertise."
Alternatives: "a long-standing partner" or "an enduring collaborator".
He is a long-term collaborator with Gore.
Badalamenti is a long-term collaborator with Twin Peaks creator and film director David Lynch, who said: "He has a gift of pulling on the heartstrings.
Over the years designers have become increasingly interested in what the make-up artist Alex Box, a long-term collaborator of Rankin and Pugh, terms "face architecture".
Click here to watch the trailer Pfister, a long-term collaborator of Christopher Nolan, looks to have implanted some of Nolan's ideas into Transcendence.
There's also a lovely piece about hen harriers, a scattering of soundscape poems entitled "Tinnitus" that glance at Harsent's musical career (he is a long-term collaborator with Harrison Birtwistle, to whom this volume is dedicated), as well as the extraordinary "Armistice".
Another considers him a long-term collaborator with the Malian government.
"It's fascinating to come back to after all these years, a very curious thing". The production sees Gill once more join creative forces with the designer Alison Chitty, who has been a long-term collaborator with Mike Leigh and Peter Hall in the past and was resident designer at the National Theatre in London for eight years.
RFL is a long-term collaborator of the PI, who is also collaborator on this project.
Although names like Missy Elliot, Taio Cruz, Keri Hilson and Timbaland were all touted as writers on this album, it ends up being mainly written and produced by long term collaborator, Rodney Jerkins, aka Darkchild.
Long term collaborator, and the other half of the Drexciyan dream team, Gerald Donald is an artist constantly striving to master the unknown.
