'breadth of collaboration' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a scenario in which various elements of a project are coming together in an cohesive and mutually beneficial way. For example, "The breadth of collaboration achieved by the different departments in this project is really impressive."
The music world is abuzz with excitement over the breadth of collaborations found on Jean-Michel Jarre's 19th album, Electronica 1: The Time Machine.
Instead it showed the breadth of French collaboration.
We show that this concave relationship is stronger for breadth of formal collaboration than for external search.
Moreover, they showed that this concave relationship is stronger for breadth of formal collaboration than for external search.
- Although communications and networking between partners have been promoted, breadth and depth of collaboration along with types of participants need to be extended, complete with line ministries, private and cooperative sectors, service providers in and out of communities, past and present CS students and families.
This paper distinguishes between the variety of forms of engagement (KT breadth) and the intensity of collaboration (KT depth) in the analysis of their motivations.
Drawing on a large-scale survey and public records, this paper explores the effects of collaboration experience, breadth of interaction, and inter-organizational trust on lowering different types of barriers.
Given the envisaged breadth of the five-year collaboration between DeepMind and the Royal Free, as set out in their MoU, the fact the Google-owned company has been afforded access to such a wide range of healthcare data looks far less surprising — owing to the similarly wide range of products the pair envisage collaborating on in future.
They found a concave relationship between firms' breadth of external search and formal collaboration for innovation, and the strength of the firms' appropriability strategies.
Based on econometric analysis of data from a UK innovation survey, we find a concave relationship between firms' breadth of external search and formal collaboration for innovation, and the strength of the firms' appropriability strategies.
