The phrase "collaborate to find" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase in any written context where you are discussing or outlining the need for collective effort to achieve a common goal. For example, "The team decided to collaborate to find a solution to the problem."
She and Dr. Tinker hope to collaborate to find answers.
My colleague Jo Confino has the full story: Five years ago Ban Ki-moon challenged political and business leaders to collaborate to find solutions to the lack of water, which has now been identified by the World Economic Forum as the second most significant risk the world faces.
To overcome this cost barrier, governments, researchers, instructors, and game designers should collaborate to find affordable solutions, for enabling the development of games and simulations.
For this coordinated or responsible disclosure to work, vendors and security researchers must collaborate to find a fix and improve software or device security together.
Actors can collaborate to find solutions to problems and pursuit opportunities through shared access to commons supported by protocols and infrastructure that facilitate the collaborative process (Miles et al., 2010).
Efficiency of Candidate Actions Ordering Techniques (RQ3): As we discussed in Section 3.3, SR-Proxy and SR-Browsers in D-ForenRIA collaborate to find the most promising candidate actions on the current DOM.
Still, with the mammography disputes raging, and with few other options to determine whether the test is effective, Dr. Berry and researchers at five other medical centers are collaborating to find out why breast cancer death rates are declining.
Littman and Mathis collaborated to find out why and tracked down the difference to a particular type of bacterium that, when present in the intestines, trains the immune system to produce Th17 cells, which in turn release molecules that cause inflammation and bone damage in arthritis.
Western jackdaws usually breed in colonies with pairs collaborating to find a nest site, which they then defend from other pairs and predators during most of the year.
Sustainability is the opposite of a pyramid scheme: it is listening and collaborating to find solutions, and laying a true foundation we can build on for the future.
The INSP and the NASNA voted to combine their resources in 2006; they have collaborated to found the Street News Service, a project which collects articles from member papers and archives them on the internet.
