"collaborative effect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an effect that is achieved by working together with others. For example, "The collaborative effect of the team's hard work and dedication was clear in the finished product."
This excellent capacitive performance is ascribed to collaborative effect of electrical double layer capacitor and faradaic pseudocapacitor from the redox reactions of the nitrogen and phosphorus species.
As stated before, the collaborative effect of the textual and logical metafunctions can be probed through the logical relations of clauses with relevant tokens.
Control experiments also suggest the existence of a collaborative effect between MIPs and Au nanoparticles that offers substantially improved sensor performance.
It was surprising to find that ICI 182780 itself can inhibit the growth of 3AO cells, and had a collaborative effect with E2.
The interaction among the dam body, dam foundation and dam basin under the collaborative effect of multiple complicated external factors can significantly influence dam deformation.
It's the collaborative effect," he says, "That's where the magic really happens".
Taken together, the collaborative effects of OGT with histones and other non-histone proteins have been involved in gene transcription and tumorigenesis.
Our data suggested the biological activities of 6b may derived from collaborative effects of VEGFR-2, ERK-2 and Abl-1 inhibition.
Taken together, these results demonstrate the collaborative effects of a pair of mAbs in combination with the FP, and suggests that the neutralizing activity requires BoNT immunoadherence to RBCs in vivo.
Collaborative effects to provide PMTCT were very successful in Burundi.
Knockdown of miR-183 had little effect on its own, but it had collaborative effects with the other two miRNAs.
