The phrase "also collaborated with a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing joint efforts or partnerships in a project or task involving multiple parties.
Example: "The team also collaborated with a renowned expert to enhance the project's credibility."
Alternatives: "also worked alongside a" or "also partnered with a".
Infineon has also collaborated with a sports apparel maker on an MP3-integrated snowboarding jacket that will be rolled out in September in Europe.
She has also collaborated with a wide number of schools in developing their practice and provision around early reading and writing.
The Stevers, who live in Sleepy Hollow, also collaborated with a board member, Nicholas Robinson, in overseeing the $800,000 renovation of the Philipse Manor station, which won a state historic preservation award in 1995.
I also collaborated with a lot of people because I wanted a more global perspective.
Besides her own work, Harvey has also collaborated with a number of other artists.
He's also collaborated with a diverse mix of talent from Jay-Z to Gwen Stefani, and has his own clothing lines Ice Cream and Billionaire Boys Club.
Voller is targeting the leisure, construction and maintenance markets and is also collaborating with a partner in the yachting world on a fuel cell for use at sea.
The Latz firm is also collaborating with a Luxembourg architectural firm, Paczowksy/Fritsch, to design a whole town on a former submarine base built by the Germans during World War II at Lorien, in Britanny.
She also collaborates with a professional puppet maker who helps create the tiny props and outfits, like the mouse replica of the English heavy metal band Venom that the two are working on for a custom order.
They are also collaborating with a local firm, Sevcon, which makes power electronics, and Cummins Generator Technologies, part of an American group which builds engines, on reluctance motors for hybrid trucks.
The incubator also collaborates with a wider regional network of organizations and networks supporting innovation, other regional incubators, and regional industry clusters.
