The phrase "as collusion between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a secret agreement or cooperation between parties, often in a negative context.
Example: "The investigation revealed evidence of collusion between the two companies to manipulate market prices."
Alternatives: "as conspiracy between" or "as collaboration between".
He is particularly incensed by what he sees as collusion between one of those Hutu groups, the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR,) and the Congolese government.
But growing discontent with Hong Kong's widening wealth gap and a lack of ballot-box democracy have in recent years heightened criticism against what is increasingly viewed as collusion between government officials and the megarich.
Congressman Jerrold Nadler, a Democrat whose district includes ground zero, said after the report came out that people would die because of what he saw as collusion between the E.P.A. and the White House.
But CNN declined to include the specific allegations contained in the dossier — such as collusion between Mr. Trump's team and Russian operatives — saying that its journalists could not independently verify them.
At the time, Trump didn't clarify that he trusted the intelligence community's assessment that Russia had interfered in the 2016 election and instead, focused on what he sees as collusion between Russian nationals and Hillary Clinton's campaign.
The exchange said in a statement that it would examine price movements in recent weeks, aluminum supply levels and trading patterns, as well as "possible collusion between market participants".
Missions in Israel, Jordan, Syria, Saudi Arabia and Egypt were asked to gather biometric information "on key Palestinian Authority and Hamas leaders and representatives, to include the young guard inside Gaza, the West Bank", as well as evidence of collusion between the PA security forces and terror groups.
One defense witness, Donaldson Pillsbury, Sotheby's in-house counsel, put a different spin on a damaging account Ms. Brooks had provided of a meeting between her and Mr. Taubman as the collusion between Sotheby's and its rival Christie's began to unravel in February 2000.
For them, a garish new billboard is just another version of a boxy new apartment building on the corner: It is a symbol of what they see as crass collusion between commercial interests and a City Hall that pays no heed to neighborhood concerns about growth.
With startling honesty they examine the friction between individuals and society, as well as exposing the secret collusion between love and property, and their ironic humour is often a reflex of despair.
The similarity of the reasons for rejection given by Italy to those given previously by Germany are noted as evidence of collusion between the dictatorial powers.
