The phrase "active collaborations with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing partnerships or joint efforts between individuals, organizations, or groups that are currently ongoing or dynamic.
Example: "Our organization is focused on active collaborations with local communities to promote sustainable development."
Alternatives: "dynamic partnerships with" or "ongoing collaborations with".
Presumably, if organisations score well on ORACLe, then policymakers should hold more positive attitudes to research use, exhibit greater engagement with research (e.g. actively searching for and appraising research), participate in more active collaborations with researchers, and show greater use of research in policymaking.
CAT also maintains active collaborations with foreign institutions in France, England, the United States, Germany, and Japan.
SM has published more than 250 research papers and has active collaborations with UCLA, Northwestern University, CEA/CNRS France, IIT-Bombay, NUS, and local research institutes.
To keep ahead in strong competition environments, an enterprise should provide flexible and comprehensive services to partners and support active collaborations with partners and customers.
That requires an active collaboration with host governments and changing the perception of the mining industry as a cash cow to an active partner in development".
Despite receiving funds from the Middle East and active collaboration with other Muslim organisations, the process of integration is far from complete.
Hiroshige's masterful prints - the product in great part of the artist's active collaboration with the craftsmen who transferred the original drawings, cut and inked the close-grained woodblocks, and printed the images - sold in their thousands.
As for the supposed links between Saddam Hussein and Al Qaeda, the available evidence points strongly to one conclusion, the same conclusion that the intelligence community consistently reached: the Bush administration's frequent insinuations that Saddam Hussein may have had an active collaboration with Al Qaeda, perhaps even assisting the 9/11 hijackers in some way, are without foundation.
Laval was succeeded by another prewar politician, Pierre-Étienne Flandin, and he, in turn, by Admiral François Darlan, who was intensely anti-British and an intriguer by nature who followed a devious path that involved continuing efforts at active collaboration with the Germans.
There is active collaboration with stakeholders to resolve other disciplines' problems.
They also conclude that active collaboration with embedded industry is essential in the research of agile methods for embedded software development.
