The phrase "aid collaboration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ways to support or enhance teamwork and cooperative efforts among individuals or groups.
Example: "The new software is designed to aid collaboration among team members, making it easier to share ideas and resources."
Alternatives: "facilitate collaboration" or "support collaboration".
The system, this time around, is portrayed less as a crucial tool for personal productivity than as a way to aid collaboration and team success.
How do I delete comment text in a Microsoft Word file? A. The Word word-processing program includes several features to aid collaboration among colleagues who are working on the same document.
The mayoral taskforce was formed to "to take the ideas for joint advocacy and material aid collaboration generated in the workshops forward" and comprised the mayors of Greater Dandenong, Brimbank, Darebin, Moreland and Yarra councils.
Technology can aid collaboration in ways we've never experienced before but it can't run crazy for us.
Working with companies and theaters in Scotland, it will commission new works, sponsor established plays and aid collaborations.
The site is filled with user-generated content and its founders say its successful in aiding collaboration, idea swapping ideas.
We concluded that socio-technical resources have aided collaboration in software development for SECO, coordination of teams based on more knowledge of actor's tasks and interactions, and monitoring of quality of SECOs' platforms through the orchestration of the contributions developed by external actors.
It demonstrates how spending time building common knowledge between different professions aids collaboration.
And the beauty of Bantam's application is that it is published in a real-time stream, aiding collaboration between employees.
Clarifying issues and having a shared understanding of the situation aided collaboration within the triad.
Fostering techniques discussed here include teaching/learning by imitation, teaching by description/explanation, reinforcement, aid and collaboration.
