"collaborative influence" is an acceptable part of sentence in written English and it is used to describe the result of working together.
For example: "The collaborative influence of the team allowed us to develop a successful advertising campaign."
Unsatisfactory prior experiences in collaborative learning influence students' predisposition towards team-based learning activities.
Thus, the use of collaborative mechanisms influences the position of firms in innovative space over time.
To understand how collaborative control influences human robot interaction, we performed a user study based on contextual inquiry (CI).
This can be taken one step further by allowing for adaptations to the project or strategy itself as a result of the collaborative processes, influenced among other things by environmental changes.
As much of the clinical care delivered in primary care in the UK is provided by the general practice team [ 6- 8], the question of whether or not how such teams function and their approach to collaborative working influences the quality of care that patients receive is of interest [ 9- 11].
The results of the study provide evidence for the validity of the ATCI-P in measuring attitudes towards collaboration and support a model of collaboration in which collaborative behaviour is influenced directly by 'interactional' and 'environmental determinants', and indirectly by 'practitioner determinants'.
Mike Barry, head of sustainable business at Marks and Spencer, pointed to the Consumer Goods Forum as a tangible example of how collaborative approaches can influence systems change.
The presence of research funding, therefore, may influence collaborative behavior.
The unique culture of each prison has the potential to greatly influence collaborative relationships between inmates as well as with personnel.
Therefore, policy must address both the need for parallel and iterative public funding of R&D and different types of plants, as well as attempts to directly influence collaborative processes in actor networks.
