The phrase "by working together with" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that two or more people or groups are collaborating or cooperating to achieve a common goal or task. Example: "The project was completed successfully by working together with the marketing team and the design team." In this sentence, the use of "by working together with" shows that the two teams worked together to complete the project.
Britain can only deal with the issue of immigration by working together with European countries that face the same challenges".
"By working together with like-minded governments across Europe we can ensure that big companies cannot water down environmental safeguards," she said.
We can only tackle the harm they cause by working together with international partners such as President Santos and his government in Colombia.
Paul Swift, analyst at the Carbon Trust, equates this to "the work businesses are now doing looking at their supply chains... asking what else they can influence by working together with different stakeholders".
"We are confident that by working together with Statoil Fuel & Retail's management we will be able to quickly and efficiently integrate our operations to form a stronger, more competitive player".
Our industry is committed to being part of the solution, and by working together with other partners in business, government and civil society, we can build a healthier future for our communities.
By working together – and with the animals – they both surrender control of the artistic process.
"But by working together cooperatively with our partners in the Legislature, we made the tough choices necessary to address that challenge through shared sacrifice and responsible budgeting".
We stand to gain more by working together and with each other rather than working against each other.
Recognize that we are all on this planet together and that we all stand to gain more by working together and with each other rather than working against each other.
A Study of the Human Resource and Training Needs for the Development of Social Work in Viet Nam The research that is reported here was conducted in 2005 through a project sponsored by MOLISA, working together with CPFC and MOET, and supported by UNICEF.
