The phrase "collective construction" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the process of building something together as a group or community. The term is often used in the context of urban development or community projects. Example: The city council launched a collective construction project to revitalize the downtown area, involving local businesses and residents in the planning and construction process.
CONE is comparatively evaluated with two related controller design methods in a collective construction task.
Self-build housing mainly refers to the rural collective construction of farmers under the ownership of the housing group.
The objectives were to engage farmers in a research project as equal knowledge producers, to support the process of collective construction of improved farm strategies and to create conditions for farmers to get empowered to pursue their innovation ambitions.
Effective proposal writing means recognizing that writing grant proposals is an inherently social act, an exercise in the collective construction of knowledge: knowledge of what research we want to conduct, of what research NSF is looking to fund, of what research researchers in our fields find valid.
The prerequisite is to involve a dynamic group of actors within a social experimentation, a creative space of collective construction of new professional references, of new values, of new ways of viewing work in common, of renegotiation of the role of health professionals.
We must promote Colombia's future with a culture of peace, but we cannot ignore the collective construction of the troubling and violent past.
The accounts therefore included: (1) the group's collective constructions of masculinities with reference to what was acceptable practice within their group and beyond (e.g. accepted practice in the West of Scotland and wider culturally held notions of masculinity) and (2) men's reflections on their actual practices (past and present).
The potential contributions of this work are twofold: it provides a comprehensive framework for the exploration of the basic mechanisms that underlie collective memory construction and re-construction, and it offers a quantitative set of tools for the characterization of large-scale patterns of collective memories.
(2013) found a role structure that had a strong impact on collective knowledge construction and the development of the community.
How is individual learning related to collective knowledge construction?
(2014) found evidence for the particular relevance of roles in collective knowledge construction.
