The phrase "and collaborative use of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the joint or shared utilization of resources, tools, or methods among individuals or groups.
Example: "The project emphasizes the importance of teamwork and collaborative use of technology to achieve our goals."
Alternatives: "joint utilization of" or "shared application of".
In healthcare, inter-organizational sharing and collaborative use of big data become increasingly important.
"In order to remain competitive, universities are therefore looking to deliver modern facilities that have the 'wow' factor while also encouraging more efficient and collaborative use of space".
Integrated capital is the coordinated and collaborative use of different forms of capital (equity investments, loans, gifts, loan guarantees, and so on), often from different funders, to support a developing enterprise that's working to solve complex social and environmental problems.
Integrated capital is the coordinated and collaborative use of different forms of capital (equity investments, loans, gifts, loan guarantees and so on), often from different funders, to support a developing enterprise that's working to solve complex social and environmental problems.
The intervention and trial design builds upon previous research by emphasizing appropriate and collaborative use of SMBG by both patients and physicians.
Public health is a broad domain that requires intensive and collaborative uses of disparate and heterogeneous information to perform three primary functions: assessment, policy development, and assurance.
52 Similar hidden work by relatively low status, mostly female staff has been described in relation to other aspects of healthcare 53 54 and the collaborative use of technologies 55 but not in relation to administrative input to repeat prescribing.
This paper introduces three design patterns which will help in facilitating BIM-based information sharing over the web, and web-based collaborative use of the BIMs.
This work discusses and analyzes the collaborative use of intelligent antennas, although no details are provided concerning the implementation or the operational results.
New modes of knowledge production and networking are exemplified by e-science and cyberinfrastructure that involve collaborative use of distributed high-speed networks, high-performance supercomputing, and massive storage to tackle the processing and storage-intensive questions of modern scientific research (Buetow 2005; Hey and Trefethen 2005; Lin et al. 2005a; Mattes et al. 2004).
A full data audit trail should be generated on the sample collection process to allow collaborative use of samples and data across different biobanks.
