The phrase "articulate collaborative" is not correct as it lacks clarity and context in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing communication or teamwork, but it needs additional words to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "In our meetings, we strive to be articulate and collaborative in our discussions to ensure everyone's ideas are heard."
Alternatives: "clear and cooperative" or "expressive and team-oriented."
([email protected]) Articulate a collaborative network, starting with the participants in this international workshop, that allow us to socialize content, information, contacts and experiences to work on Internet platforms and tools, on the basis of a defined political strategy.
This is a well-written and articulate article advocating collaborative research and organizational approaches to develop drugs with the potential to treat rare diseases.
The following section articulates the theories of collaborative learning and communities of practice and explains how these theoretical perspectives have been used as the theoretical frameworks of this study.
For this reason, it can be difficult for alternative expressions of practice-based knowledge to be articulated and accommodated in collaborative groups [ 15, 34, 37, 38].
Developing a coherently articulated policy through, "coordination and collaborative planning" (p. 18), which enables systemic approaches in teacher training, regulations, governance, and funding across sectors should be given a policy priority.
The younger generation of Glasgow clinicians were by now trying to distinguish themselves from their lone-hero forebears by articulating a new culture of collaborative research.
These conceptual changes were more likely to occur when learners were required to explain, articulate, justify and evaluate during a collaborative process of knowledge construction.
Colleges and universities failed collectively to demonstrate that the liberal arts prepared a thinking public to write, articulate, use quantitative methods, working in collaborative settings, and apply technology.
However, in our study, the potential for tension was articulated as an inevitable consequence of collaborative working; individuals' agendas can be different when designing research studies.
In areas with multiple jurisdictions, whether civilian, military, federal, or tribal, planning for quarantine must be based on collaborative command and control, best articulated in MOA or MOU.
