"collaborate openly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to working together in a transparent and collaborative manner. For example, "In the interest of finding the best solution, let's collaborate openly with the whole team on this project."
One of OpenAI's main ideas is to collaborate openly, publishing code and papers.
I think that these users feel that they know each other just by watching each other, and you see many of them meet and collaborate openly together".
"It is a relief to know that we can now collaborate openly and freely with other scientists in our own university and elsewhere, without restrictions on what equipment, data, or ideas can be shared," Melton said in a statement.
We convene people with diverse interests, skills and backgrounds – young engineers, business people and designers – to collaborate openly with government officials, business leaders and academics, as well as with Media Lab researchers.
It is a relief to know that we can now collaborate openly and freely with other scientists in our own University and elsewhere, without restrictions on what equipment, data, or ideas can be shared.
"It is a relief to know that we can now collaborate openly and freely with other scientists in our own university and elsewhere, without restrictions on what equipment, data, or ideas can be shared," Harvard University's stem cell institute co-director Doug Melton said in a statement.
There were fascist sympathizers who collaborated openly with the Nazis and there were Communist factions that took the lead in the resistance, but many members of the cultural elite were caught somewhere in the middle, said Riding.
The potential for automotive marketers using connected cars is huge and if the manufacturers and dealers can begin to collaborate more openly, they stand to gain substantially.
Chatter, an internal communications product introduced in 2010, is intended to get people to share and collaborate more openly, aiming to create a faster-moving and less formal workplace.
The first thing millennials seek out in a workplace is an environment to collaborate in openly.
Patterson wasn't the first writer to openly collaborate, but he has been by far the most commercially successful.
