"collaboration effects" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to the effects resulting from collaborative work or effort. For example, "In order to achieve the desired results, we worked together and saw positive collaboration effects."
In addition, this study defined collaboration activity with formalized language and proposed a method to evaluate the collaboration effects of R&D project teams and a model of team knowledge collaboration effects.
To address the effect of knowledge collaboration, this paper, which is based on knowledge management, the theory of knowledge collaboration and the theory of collaboration effects, studied the factors that influence the knowledge collaboration effect between members.
Although decision makers increasingly assert their interest in promoting a transition to interprofessional and interorganizational collaboration, effecting the shift is no easy matter [ 5].
Effect sizes, standardised mean differences (SMDs) and 95% confidence intervals were calculated for studies where there were sufficient data to calculate this using the Campbell Collaboration effect size calculator.
Like their 3D-printed flowers, this work was a collaboration with effects studio MPC, also responsible for the visuals in films like World War Z and Life of Pi.
Effect sizes were calculated using the Campbell Collaboration online effect size calculator, 48 employing study frequencies, means, SD and correlation coefficients.
Because the current model does not require a concrete goal, it is difficult to evaluate the collaboration's effect, whether it was a success, and how it can be improved.
The first is to develop a multidisciplinary translation research agenda, including more clinical and population-based research, in the life cycle of research from the bench to improved population health outcomes [ 15, 16], and the second is to develop a stakeholder collaboration to effect evidence-based translation.
Collective collaboration has positive effects on digital innovation due to the combination of heterogeneous resources.
The promotion of European collaboration and network effects in industrial mathematics is obviously aligned with the European strategies (ERA and EHEA).
Alexis Houssou, President & Co-founder, Hardware Club A former entrepreneur and financier, Alexis started Hardware Club in 2015 with a mission to support the best hardware startups worldwide using collaboration and network effects.
