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The part of the sentence 'a longtime collaborator' is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is commonly used when referring to someone who has had a close working relationship with you for a long period of time. For example, "We are so pleased to announce that a longtime collaborator, Jane Smith, will be joining the team."
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As a longtime collaborator with Bennis, I led a seminar on his collaborative governance research a few months ago with top young LA executives.
A longtime collaborator, Jeff Hirschfield, is on drums.
A longtime collaborator with Marant, Rahman managed to make sense of the designer's taste for duality.
The director, Warren Fu, a longtime collaborator, wanted to keep it mysterious, he said.
Gurf Morlix, a longtime collaborator of Ms. Williams's, produced Ms. Gauthier's latest album, "Filth & Fire".
(Mr. Rudd, a longtime collaborator of Mr. Wain's, also helped write the script).
It was the movie's producer, Joann Carelli, a longtime collaborator, who talked him into getting involved with the restoration.
Ian Rickson, a longtime collaborator of Mr Butterworth's, directs.Seven years ago Mr Butterworth quit London for the country.
Rory Bremner, a longtime collaborator, said Fortune had "the most beautiful brain of any man I've ever known".
(The excellent director of photography is Yorick Le Saux, a longtime collaborator of the French filmmaker Olivier Assayas).
The stark lighting was by Blu, like the dancers a longtime collaborator with this veteran modern-dance artist.
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