The phrase "all about collaborative" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a focus on collaboration, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "Our project is all about collaboration and teamwork to achieve our goals."
Alternatives: "focused on collaboration" or "centered on teamwork."
"In Europe, research is all about collaborative networks of researchers working together to optimize resources efficiently," says Ana Helman, a science officer in the ESF Physical and Engineering Sciences Unit based in Strasbourg, France.
It's all about collaborative learning, where the teacher is less of a "sage on a stage" who knows all the answers, and more of a "guide on the side", who encourages the students themselves to ask questions and find the answers from the incredible wealth of resources now instantly available to them on the Web.
When I asked about future plans, Jenné smiled, but revealed little: "The future is all about collaborative groups.
Collin O'Mara, president of the National Wildlife Federation in Vienna, Virginia, said in a statement that the approach "illustrates what the Endangered Species Act is supposed to be all about: galvanizing collaborative efforts to save wildlife species before they're on the brink of extinction".
Second, published studies about collaborative care for anxiety disorders all stem from the United States (US), where the collaborative care model was originally developed.
They hope this talk sparks interest in continuing an intergenerational conversation about collaborative efforts to build a community that works well for all ages.
This is about collaborative learning, not commissioning.
Google's Queiroz said his company is looking to app developers to think about collaborative use cases.
"We'd like to spark a conversation about collaborative teaching," Sattely said.
The ecosystem services concept has so far received little attention in scientific literature about collaborative landscape planning.
That got Mr. Setzer talking about collaborative projects -- the Brahms sextets and Mozart, Dvorak and Brahms quintets, for example -- as well as the Britten, Janacek and Schoenberg quartets.
