The phrase "affirm collaborative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express support or validation for teamwork or joint efforts.
Example: "In our meeting, we aim to affirm collaborative approaches that enhance productivity and innovation."
Alternatives: "support teamwork" or "validate cooperation".
On the other hand, it has been affirmed that collaborative follow-up protocols which actively involve primary care can be more effective than those performed by one professional on his/her own involved in care of the patient.
Two Brazilian musicians, the percussionist Cyro Baptista and the guitarist Romero Lubambo, have been working with us to affirm and extend the rich collaborative history between musicians from Brazil and the United States.
AFFIRM is working to create a collaborative effort that will move the model into the field as rapidly as possible and provide a framework that can be replicated with other promising mental health approaches.
The United States was a leading contributor to global groundwater research with the largest number of independent and collaborative papers, its dominance affirmed by housing 12 of the top 20 most active institutions reporting groundwater-related research.
All of the policy engagement work of AFFIRM relies on establishing and sustaining close collaborative working relationships with key policy makers in Ministries of Health in partner countries, many of which were initiated before the onset of AFFIRM, through long standing collaborations.
A statement read: "The Premier League clubs today met and affirmed their commitment to engaging in a collaborative and co-operative manner with the debate and process outlined by the FA chairman in his recent speech.
The "collaborative enhancement" of mAb binding was affirmed in mice, manifested by enhanced pulmonary accumulation of intravenously administered radiolabeled PECAM mAb when co-injected with an unlabeled paired mAb.
Hearing Omar use the Islamic phrases in the acceptance speech felt affirming, authentic and relatable, Margari Hill, managing director of the Muslim Anti-Racism Collaborative, told HuffPost.
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