The phrase "collaboration produced" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe a joint effort between individuals or groups that results in a particular outcome or product. Example: The collaboration produced a successful marketing campaign that increased sales by 20%.
The Seventh Circuit carved out an "exception" to this rule in a case where neither collaborator made independently copyrightable contributions, but the result of the collaboration produced a copyrightable work.
The collaboration produced a positive result.
The collaboration produced a web phenomenon that now straddles the world.
Their collaboration produced such staggeringly shoddy efforts as Glen or Glenda?
Our collaboration produced a reference implementation of the UC Berkeley Course Approval System.
This collaboration produced Bird Town, the 3-year-old filly who won the Kentucky Oaks and the Acorn, both Grade I races.
Both have been linked to the show for three years with the collaboration producing best-selling books, specialty magazines and an online club.
And that's incredibly important in science: all the data, absolutely everything out there, shows conclusively that international collaboration produces better scientific work".
With over 100 mini-biographies on our website, plus a collaboration producing the Fossil Hunter Lottie doll under our belt, we are ready for a new challenge.
The pair met in Australia (Xylouris lived in Melbourne for eight years) and became Xylouris White, a musical collaboration producing impossible-to-define music, with hints of jazz and traditional folk tempered by erratic post-rock rhythms.
Human beings who form the most efficient and effective mechanisms for collaboration produce the most powerful and successful cultures and economies.
