Sentence examples for collaborating event from inspiring English sources
"collaborating event" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to describe a meeting or activity where two or more organizations come together to work toward a common goal. For example, "The company hosted a collaborating event with the local charity in order to raise awareness about homelessness."
An interesting study published recently pointed to the possibility that p53 deficiency could be such a pivotal collaborating event [ 100].
Indeed we note high levels of MYC in the lesions, which has been shown previously to be a strong collaborating event with RUNX2 in lymphoid tumours (Blyth et al., 2001; Blyth et al., 2006).
Banerji and colleagues [ 3] similarly utilize sequencing to identify driver mutations and copy number events, including collaborating events in CBFB and RUNX1.
For example, collaborating with event promoters offers valuable opportunities to provide condoms, lubricants, and HIV/STI testing [ 53].
Earlier this week, VMware launched its virtualization software vSphere "cloud operating system" with Michael Dell, Cisco's CEO John Chambers, EMC's CEO Joe Tucci and Intel's SVP Pat Gelsinger all collaborating in the event, symbolizing a powerful consortium of big-name IT companies that are supporting VMware's virtualization products.
When he talked to me about collaborating on an event around his installment, I jumped at the chance".
But realizing that the concept needs to go truly global WOMEX has been teaming up with other organizations world wide, and collaborating on similar events.
54– 56 Future studies will focus on prospective validation of minimal genetic events collaborating with TET2 mutation to initiate hematological malignancies.
3R, more than just a television program 3R has also organised a variety of ground events collaborating with various NGOs, corporate companies, Government bodies and media.
We are also collaborating on the closing event with a performance.
Artists have studios near each other, they support events, suggest collaborating, and help one another".
