The phrase "collaborative about" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation or effort in which people work together and share ideas, resources, and responsibilities. Example: "The team was very collaborative about coming up with a solution to the problem, with everyone contributing their unique perspectives."
This study provides guidance for future organisers and participants of quality improvement collaboratives about which learning approaches will best suit the participants and enhance improvement work.
With the 36% improvement in surfactant use seen, to reliably detect the predicted mortality reduction, we would require a trial of collaboratives about nine times larger (9×1500), that is at least 13 500 infants individually randomised.
The process began in August 1999, and appeared reasonably collaborative until about January 2001.
Jeff Leen, the assistant managing editor for investigative news at The Washington Post, worked with Mr. Solomon and CBS on a collaborative series about the F.B.I. on forensic testing.
According to David Ferris of Ferris Research, a market research firm in San Francisco that studies the use of e-mail and other collaborative software, about "5percentt of business users use instant messaging as part of their work".
One year, Lee's father gave her and Truman a twenty-pound Underwood typewriter, which the two children managed to shift back and forth between their houses and use in the composition of collaborative fictions about the neighbors.
I look forward to working with everyone at AOL as we build on our reputation for independent tech journalism and continue to set the agenda for insight, reviews and collaborative discussion about the future of the technology industry".
Ashlee Gadd is the founder of Coffee + Crumbs, a collaborative blog about motherhood.
The Waterloo-born artist's latest track, "Miraj", is the first of six songs included on Exhume Music's collaborative selection, About You.
I'm also starting work on a collaborative novel about data entry jobs, using a methodology I'm calling "Object Oriented Fiction" or "OOF" for short.
