"alongside colleagues" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to mean that someone is working or interacting with other people in a group or team. For example, "The new manager held a meeting alongside colleagues to discuss strategies for improving the company's profits."
Alongside colleagues such as J. Kameron Carter, Willie Jennings, Luke Powery, William C. Turner, Esther Acolatse, and Eboni Marshall Turman, she gives Duke Divinity School a distinctive concentration of faculty strength in black church studies and related fields.
"Alongside colleagues across government and in NHS England, TDA (the NHS Trust Development Authority) and (NHS regulator) Monitor we continue to work with the local NHS to help support them through the winter".
CS researchers worked alongside colleagues from various organizations to develop the algorithms.
She has worked alongside colleagues exploring everything from analyzing evolutionary trees in anthropology to voting patterns in political science.
It was truly meaningful to work alongside colleagues from across all departments in an afternoon of collegiality and service," said HLS Dean John Manning.
Officers attended, alongside colleagues from the Metropolitan Police Service and London Ambulance Service and discovered two people had been struck and killed by a train".
He is a regular voice on Radio 4's Test Match Special, where he provides commentary alongside colleague Geoffrey Boycott.
The 32-year-old constable died in a gun and grenade attack alongside colleague PC Nicola Hughes, 23, in Mottram, Greater Manchester, last month.
The agreement sees Chicago-based Hulsizer, also a minority owner of NHL ice hockey franchise Minnesota Wild, take a seat on the Bournemouth board of directors alongside colleague Jay Coppaletta.
Ethnographer and criminologist Daniel Briggs, a Londoner who now lives in Madrid, has been documenting young British holidaymakers abroad for several years, initially in San Antonio in Ibiza and this summer, alongside colleague Anthony Ellis from the University of Salford, in Magaluf.
I work alongside some colleagues who perhaps would be better employed in other areas.
