"built on collaboration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that is created or achieved through the combined effort of two or more people or parties. Example sentence: "Our new business venture was built on collaboration between the two partners."
The MIT community is built on collaboration and mutual respect.
Rather than competing with our peers for unpaid internships – a graduate race to the bottom – workers' co-operatives are businesses built on collaboration and solidarity.
Do you thrive on the rush of external and internal competition, or are you at your best in an environment built on collaboration?
Do we thrive on the rush of external and internal competition, or are we at our best in an environment built on collaboration?
In 1976, he founded KPF alongside William Pedersen and Sheldon Fox, based on a commitment to design excellence and built on collaboration and opportunities for young members of the firm to become future leaders.
A discipline built on collaboration cannot be inward looking, however tempting that might be.
Successful control of Chagas disease in the United States will be built on collaborations and partnerships to address these challenges.
He values the present size and intimacy of EML Research and says, "we focus on our core competencies and then build on collaborations for further expertise".
I believe the most successful digital projects are built on genuine collaboration between the content owners and the digital team.
It's an incredible story of successful co-design built on a collaboration between educators, designers, engineers, parents and children.
The Duke Chemistry Department aspires to create a community built on excellence, collaboration, innovation, creativity, and belonging.
