The phrase "as a collaborating" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "as a collaborator"? If this is the case, you can use it when referring to someone who works jointly with others on a project or task.
Example: "As a collaborator on this research project, I will contribute my expertise in data analysis."
Alternatives: "as a partner" or "in a collaborative role".
Mr. Libeskind, who devised the master plan for the site but whose buildings Mr. Silverstein ridiculed as creating acres of unusable floor space, will serve as a collaborating architect during initial design -- a role that one rebuilding officials said essentially gave him 49percentt of the votes in any decision.
In the former strategy, a bunch of HPMSs act as a collaborating group and allow only one HPMS in the group to be active at a time.
Additionally, Playkey isn't stepping on the toes of publishers or Valve, as they're technically working as a collaborating partner for purchasing game keys, while also running a virtualization service to help those games.
This indicates that AP-1 can potentially bind to the regions adjacent to the STAT1 binding sites, and serves as a collaborating factor in regulating microRNA transcription.
Originally identified as a collaborating oncogene in the induction of lymphoma, Bmi1 was subsequently reported overexpressed in various human cancers.
It has been selected by WHO as a collaborating center for clinical laboratory standards, and it has detailed procedures for developing consensus standards and guidelines [ 62].
Or had he been, as prosecutors charged, a collaborating guard who willingly participated in the killing of Jews at the Treblinka, Majdanek and Sobibor death camps?
From 1966 the NOMESCO Nordic Medico-Statisticall Committee) presented statistical analyses to facilitate comparisons between the Nordic countries, and based on experiences from the NOMESCO collaboration, the Nordic Centre for Classifications in Health Care was established as a WHO Collaborating Centre in 1987.
We've excelled as a business, collaborating everywhere we can.
It also described Mrs. Aung San Suu Ky, who is 55 and a 1991 Nobel Peace Prize winner, as a traitor collaborating with Western nations to destabilize Myanmar.
In 1952, Mr. Heineman worked on Mr. Stevenson's presidential campaign as a speechwriter, collaborating with Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. on a speech that denounced the tactics of Senator Joseph R. McCarthy, who led the hunt for Communists in the federal government.
