"collaboration success" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used whenever referring to a successful collaboration or partnership between individuals or groups. Here is an example: "The company's recent launch was a testament to their collaboration success, as the project was completed ahead of schedule and exceeded all expectations."
In this course staff will learn about characteristics of collaboration; when and why to collaborate; collaboration success factors; the role leadership plays in collaboration; and ways to improve communication and strengthen collaborative behaviors within and across teams and departments.
Alessandro Di Fiore and Mark Friedman of ECSI have found that the barrier to collaboration success is often in how collaborative efforts are structured: the parties fail to agree on the specific problem to be solved.
It's a collaboration success story that we can all learn from.
We use two case studies of large-scale, multi-disciplinary collaborations to develop an institutional framework that illuminates the relationships among (a) the epistemic norms of the disciplines represented in the collaboration, (b) the organizational structure of these collaborations, and (c) the inter-institutional collaboration success.
Future research may examine relationships between cultural distance and collaboration success in cross-border DM ISD.
Unless a supplier trusts the buyer in the protection of these assets, collaboration success will be uncertain.
It is collaboration successes like this and many others at smaller scale that we at Bond, the membership organisation for UK international NGOs, were keen to recognise with our first awards ceremony in London on Monday 12 May.
The index also enabled transparency, which is central to most collaborations' success.
Here's why I think it will increase innovation and collaboration: The success of any collaborative effort is dependent upon well-developed personal relationships among participants.
:-) QUESTION FROM MARK T: Do you find it interesting that at Apple Jobs seemed to thrive as a control freak, yet at Pixar seemed to promote collaboration for success?
The two artists try to figure out who and where they are; agonize over the nature of creativity, collaboration and success; contemplate suicide and parting ways; and then have a creative epiphany that brings them back together.
