The phrase "be held in collaboration" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe an event or activity that is being conducted jointly with another party. For example, "The town hall meeting will be held in collaboration with the local businesses."
Unveiling events will be held in collaboration with the famous Hollywood Boulevard which has honoured performers since 1960.
Six years on and The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce has given him global rights, with some post-unveiling events to be held in collaboration with Tinsel Town.
The conference will be held in collaboration with sponsors including Reimagining Life Together and the Hope and Healing Institute at St. Martin's Episcopal Church.
Passive follow-up will be held in collaboration with the Puskesmas that keeps clinical records of individuals that visit either for consultation or for overnight admission, including information on diagnosis and treatment.
Regular events are held in collaboration with various groups and artists; young talent and avant-garde music are favored.
Although not an official United Nations event, and largely funded through foundations' donations, the conference was held in collaboration with the office of the United Nations' secretary general.
These courses are held in collaboration with partner institutions abroad, providing the opportunity to bring PON's negotiation pedagogy to those who might not be able to attend courses in the US: www.pon.harvard.edu/global.edu/global
The event was held in collaboration with the local colleagues from the Yale FES alumni network and was attended by over 30 attendants, including 20 Duke alums and two prospective Nicholas School students.
The event was held in collaboration with the Military Child Education Coalition (MCEC) and the University of Southern California (USC).
The competition Yajna is held in collaboration with many NGOs across India, where students present solutions for issues faced by the NGOs.
It was held in collaboration with the Iranian government, which loaned the British Museum a number of iconic artifacts in exchange for an undertaking that the Cyrus Cylinder would be loaned to the National Museum of Iran in return.
