"collaborating organisations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to organizations that are working together on a project, task, or goal. Example: "The success of this project is a result of the hard work and dedication of our collaborating organisations."
It often requires substantial human and physical resources ranging from a few engineers up to multiple teams of domain specialists from collaborating organisations.
The task of the main contractor would be to ensure delivery of an agreed pathway of care by drawing on a wide range of collaborating organisations and professions within and external to the traditional bricks and mortar focus.
Reference to collaborating organisations was common and strongly emphasised in CBR evaluation reports.
The funding envelope for the CLAHRC was a mixture of NIHR grants with 'matched' funding from collaborating organisations.
The study received ethical approval from the Biomedical Research Ethics Committee of the University of KwaZulu-Natal, as well as the ethics review committees at all other local institutions and collaborating organisations.
The paper describes the process undertaken by the four collaborating organisations, and the resulting educational material.
This highlights the importance of having well established collaborations in place with local quality improvement colleagues in the collaborating organisation: these team members were able to use existing links with practice managers to facilitate recruitment for the interviews, and to advise regarding the opportunity to conduct the focus group at a pre-arranged meeting.
Aligned with the "Collaborating organisation" node, this is another important theme that emerged from the data.
The themes evident within the recommendations pertained to, the type of collaborating organisation (evaluators' recommendations related to local, government and international NGO sectors), and the reason for the recommended collaboration.
Further examination revealed that statements which were not commonly coded, differed on minor matters of interpretation, which did not affect the themes of the study (eg using the node "collaborating organisation" rather than "NGO").
Collaborating with organisations with similar agendas – such as the Consumer Goods Forum or Better Cotton Initiative – can also provide the weight an employee needs internally to get support for initiating change.
