The phrase "always collectively" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that a group or entity acts or is considered as a whole at all times.
Example: "The team always collectively makes decisions to ensure everyone's input is valued."
Alternatives: "consistently as a group" or "in unison at all times".
That's what everybody here collectively is always trying to deal with".
What we think – including what we think about ourselves – is governed by what we do and what we do is always done socially and collectively.
"Even if we are good individually, we are not always good at working collectively," said Dr. David M. Gaba, an early proponent of simulation and now associate dean for immersive and simulation-based learning at the Stanford School of Medicine.
"Even if we are good individually, we are not always good at working collectively as a team," said Dr. David M. Gaba, one of the earliest proponents of simulation in medical training and now associate dean for immersive and simulation-based learning at Stanford University School of Medicine.
As much of a group effort as Mumford & Sons may be — the band of brothers always conducts press interviews collectively, downplaying the breakout-star potential Mumford carries because the group took his name as its own — that doesn't mean its members haven't also pursued their own projects.
There are always admixtures of valueless minerals, collectively called gangue.
The rule of law, collectively imposed, has always been essential to healthy capitalism.
If a team wins, it's never collectively, it's always because of good individual efforts that contribute to the whole.
And having the chance to spend some quality time with these wonderful people (at the ranch of actor Val Kilmer, the Santa Fe Film Festival's Honorary Chair) revealed elements of their true character, both individually and collectively, that will always be cherished.
