The phrase "adopted collaboration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collaborative effort or partnership that has been accepted or embraced by a group or organization.
Example: "The team has embraced the adopted collaboration with the new partners to enhance project outcomes."
Alternatives: "accepted collaboration" or "embraced collaboration".
It is no exaggeration to claim that the scientific and business interests were in a natural harmony there, and the young researchers running the studies could adopt these collaboration values and responsibilities on both sides across the collaboration boundary.
So why are most companies slow to adopt online collaboration tools?
To generate this harmonised response, road safety management agencies are being urged to adopt multisectoral collaboration (WHO, 2009b), which is achievable through the principle of policy integration.
They're changing the ways they work, as they adopt enterprise collaboration technologies.
Primary care family practices should adopt closer collaboration with other services in order to improve clinical outcomes.
We have provided some practical steps for developing collaborative care within primary care and suggest that primary care family practices should adopt closer collaboration with other services in order to improve clinical outcomes and cost-effectiveness.
Given the definition of collaboration adopted in this paper, there are four types of essential collaborations to make good use of the knowledge of Spanish researchers abroad and to increase the possibilities of their returning to public scientific institutions: (1) elaborating joint publications, (2) applying for patents, (3) implementing joint research projects, and (4) attending conferences.
We have no occasion to decide whether the same conclusion would follow if the state program had not been adopted with the collaboration of officials of the Department of Agriculture and aided by loans from the Commodity Credit Corporation recommended by the Secretary of Agriculture.
In areas with well-structured formal and informal institutions, populations seem to have adopted a better collaboration attitude with the local government by developing plans for a good management and protection of natural resource including FMNR practices.
Open floor plans, which many offices have adopted to promote collaboration among colleagues, don't exactly foster productivity.
