The phrase "collaborative relations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe partnerships or interactions between individuals or organizations that work together towards a common goal.
Example: "The two companies established collaborative relations to enhance their research and development efforts."
Alternatives: "cooperative relationships" or "joint partnerships."
The site points up Wong's collaborative relations, in the eighties, with graffiti crews and the exhibition space Fashion Moda in the then all but apocalyptically beleaguered South Bronx.
But as the economy grew more complex, the collaborative relations between banks and businesses turned in the early 1980s to collusion and even conspiracy.
Eric Roth, an acclaimed and highly successful screenwriter who won an Academy Award for "Forrest Gump," said he had generally strong, collaborative relations in recent years with directors like Robert Zemeckis, Michael Mann and Robert Redford.
In the spirit of academic freedom, universities that have collaborative relations with Peking University — Stanford, Cornell, Yale, the London School of Economics and many others — should be putting pressure on China's leading university to reinstate Mr. Xia.
Access to various resources, be they human, information, or physical, is a considerable incentive for maintaining collaborative relations with other organizations.
In this paper a coevolutionary genetic approach is devised to support hierarchical, collaborative relations between individuals representing different parameters of Takagi Sugeno fuzzy models.
Service Systems are characterized by its intense collaborative relation with the customer.
Through our interview with Danny's mother, we found that although Mrs. Tang made attempts (e.g., gave him the privilege to choose his own seating arrangement in her class) to establish a rather collaborative relation with Danny, her instructional practices, which authorized only Chinese proficiency while invalidating students' competency in other areas, failed to achieve the goal.
Drawing on multiple data sources, such as co-publications, macro research statistics, and in-depth interviews, we identify governance structures that support or hinder scientists' efforts to engage in collaborative work relations across institutional boundaries.
In the sector, where trust receives much attention in declarations of intent, the notion of category management – a framework for orchestrating collaborative buyer supplier relations based on dualistic modes of information exchange – has become widely adopted.
One sub-district was purposively sampled as it had a high maternal mortality ratio and the authors had established collaborative working relations with leaders in health and social welfare in this sub-district.
