The phrase "a small collaboration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a minor or limited partnership or joint effort between individuals or groups.
Example: "We decided to engage in a small collaboration to develop a new marketing strategy for our products."
Alternatives: "a minor partnership" or "a brief joint effort".
Despite knowing the study section well, he didn't realize that this collaborator was a permanent member; and the collaborator didn't realize that such a small collaboration, which was on a rather minor point of the proposal and focused more on training than on science, would result in the proposal?s being booted over to a different study section.
Weiner adds that the open-data policy in the ADNI study has meant that the data have been subjected to far more analyses than they would have if only a small collaboration was allowed to access it.
The collaboration is a little unexpected, since Sonos is considered a premium brand and Ikea is budget home furnishing Plus Sonos is very limited in their product line – they sell exactly 9 products, meaning even a small collaboration with Ikea could potentially double the amount of products they make.
The Toyota philosophy of continuous improvement likewise comprises a thousand small collaborations.
"When seen through the lens of street art and artists, they take on a fresh energy, and this small collaboration is the facilitator for that.
Former KMFDM member Raymond Watts, last seen contributing vocals, programming, and production to 1988's Don't Blow Your Top before starting his own band, Pig, called Konietzko and asked if he would be interested in working on a small musical collaboration.
Small collaboration spaces: Earlier this year Microsoft completed renovations on its new "Garage," a site in Redmond, Washington, that encourages innovation among small groups of employees.
The project, supported by Open Society Foundations (OSF) and Joseph Rowntree Foundation, was inspired by a smaller research collaboration between a newspaper and a university in the aftermath of the Detroit riots in 1967.
They are a powerful example of how small collaborations can benefit many.
Such partnerships vary widely in structure and function, and can range in size and complexity from small collaborations with industry or mission hospitals to large collaborative efforts between governments and private NGOs or UN agencies.
That year, the team sought to put together small collaborations that could garner quick results.
