The phrase "collaborative structure" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is generally used to describe an organizational structure in which different groups of people work together to achieve a common goal. For example: "The company adopted a collaborative structure in order to ensure that all of the employees were working together to accomplish their objectives."
The Collaboration project extends the Build Structure project by tools necessary for collaborative structure modeling and visualization in group of users.
His characters don't so much converse as riff off one another, building a collaborative structure of ironic significance that only occasionally amounts to what you'd call communication.
In the meantime the grand potential of the project and of its collaborative structure is fully evident in the new version.
Another week, some artists may havebdesigned a project for a collaborative structure to be build day by day by day.
In this way, individual plants are joined to one another by an underground hyphal network: a dazzlingly complex and collaborative structure that has become known as the Wood Wide Web.
A network that can mobilize a broad constituency and scale up to address intractable and enduring problems provides the collaborative structure to realize these goals.
Part of this research also deals in formalising the collaborative structures suitable for ERP II.
Finally, it identifies three collaborative structures suitable to aid information exchange in a real-time collaborative scenario, namely joint ventures, networks and Japanese-style 'purchasing partnership'.
"The back half of 2014 sees the finalising of the 2015 fixture list, government consultations on the offshore levy and levy reform, finalising of more formal and collaborative structures with our shareholders, and the next stages of the industry's growth strategy to name a few.
"The fig leaf of 'parental choice'schoolool autonomy' and 'raising standards' has finally been dropped and the government's real agenda has been laid bare – all schools removed from collaborative structures within a local authority family of schools, all schools instead run by remote academy trusts, unaccountable to parents, staff or local communities".
By leveraging the growing concern of citizens, urban governments can achieve sustainable development by ensuring innovative programs are successfully leading to nimble, science-driven, collaborative structures that work to usher in a new era of sustainable urban design and management.
