'are created collaboratively' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that is produced by two or more people working together. For example: "These software projects are created collaboratively by experienced developers from around the world."
The japes and jests are created collaboratively between Quill.com and the producers and writers of "The Office," Ms. Niemi said.
Like Bausch, too, his pieces are created collaboratively with a diverse set of performers (they draw on their personal experiences and skills to make the material), and are typically montages of different scenes loosely linked by a theme.
The results showed that the floorplans which are created collaboratively receive higher scores compared to the floorplans created individually.
As mentioned earlier, this can be addressed if rubrics are created collaboratively by both teacher and students.
When most innovative designs are created collaboratively by a diverse team of researchers and technologists, patent knowledge management becomes time consuming with repeated efforts creating additional task conflicts.
Nothing is created collaboratively.
The ThingLink can be created collaboratively using a class login.
Nearly everything you see on stage is created collaboratively – in the early years laboriously observed and notated from rehearsals, these days captured by a small video camera.
There are great breakup albums out there, but how many were created collaboratively by the very folks who split up? "Making It," released last month by Stew and the Negro Problem, is the anomalous kind.
It is created collaboratively but bears Mr. White's influence, to the point where Ms. Mosshart's phrasing sometimes sounds like his, and during the gig Mr. Fertita ran a guitar solo through a pitch-shifting DigiTech Whammy pedal, one of Mr. White's favorite toys.
Content can now be created collaboratively and knowledge shared without limits.
