The phrase "are collaborating to bring" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a joint effort between two or more parties to achieve a specific goal or deliver a project.
Example: "The two companies are collaborating to bring innovative solutions to the market."
Alternatives: "are working together to deliver" or "are joining forces to provide".
The three companies "are collaborating to bring solutions for highly and fully automated driving into series production by 2021", they said in a joint statement.
In this joint project, the College of Environmental Design and the Division of Arts & Humanities are collaborating to bring together scholars and practitioners across disciplines to investigate humans and the environments they inhabit and shape.
The Boston Globe and the MIT Center for Civic Media are collaborating to bring media experiments from the university to the audience of the Globe's websites, Boston.com and BostonGlobe.com.com
TechCrunch and Facebook are collaborating to bring TechCrunch's very first Startup Battlefield to Nairobi, on October 11.
Putting aside the whole matter of being competitors and all, the two have announced that they are collaborating to bring Windows Live services to the Blackberry platform.
But the area that Milk is working in is red hot, and his company Vrse has been collaborating to bring VR projects to New York Times readers, along with a free edition of Google Cardboard.
Retail chains, brands, and e-commerce companies are also collaborating to bring new ideas to life.
We think this has the potential to be very misleading to both investors and entrepreneurs, so we're very open to collaborating to bring some transparency to this process.
It's about world leaders collaborating to bring about the changes so desperately needed.
That's what happened when we collaborated to bring an end to the war in Cambodia in the 1980s, over the Apec leaders summits in the 1990s, and over terrorism and the Bali process on people smuggling in the 2000s.
The Harvard Law School Library, the Harvard Office for Scholarly Communication, and the Berkman Center are collaborating again to bring you another great speaker.
