'collective basis' is a correct expression in written English.
It is used to refer to the decisions, ideas, and actions of a group of people or entities. For example, "The decision was made on a collective basis by the city government."
Delph's winner early in the second half was deserved on an individual and collective basis.
"One can speak about the ceasefire revival only on the collective basis," he told Russian television.
Let's take the case of firing, be it on an individual or collective basis.
Milk producers therefore formed cooperatives for their own protection and sold milk on a collective basis.
Lawyers say condominium residents should mount a challenge on a collective basis even though their assessments are individual.
"Prior to any implementation, we will consult extensively on an individual and collective basis under Transfer of Undertakings Protection of Employment Regulations 2006.
They're saying they are willing to engage with employers on something other than a collective bargaining basis" to improve wages and working conditions.
An empirical observation during the series of E-lab sessions was that teams of experts working in such settings appeared to establish a collective cognitive basis wherein common frames or mindsets emerge to describe and analyse uncertain issues.
Trump surrogate Newt Gingrich underscored this weakening of the collective security basis of US foreign policy by describing Estonia,a key potential of Russian revanchism, as not worth defending because it was "in the suburbs of St. Petersburg". Gingrich went on to say that America's European allies are "right to worry" about whether the US will meet its treaty obligations.
"Without a political basis, collective creation is really no more than collective eating in a restaurant," he said to me.
Also, there's the occasional compilation film, for which a group of filmmakers each make a short on one collective theme or basis, such as "collective:unconscious," from 2016.
