"create collaborations" is correct and usable in written English.
It could be used in a sentence like, "We need to create collaborations between departments in order to promote efficiency."
The analysis recommended that the city government contribute more to help extend hours, among other things; let libraries receive state funding for adult literacy programs; and create collaborations with arts and other nonprofit and commercial partners.
This powerful provincial statement provides the impetus and Carbon Tax funding to create collaborations, develop opportunities to increase energy efficiency, provide community financial savings and develop infrastructure to encourage and promote healthy lifestyles.
The Australian government is proposing to spend AUD $500 million over 4 years to establish and support up to 10 "Industry Innovation Precincts" that will create collaborations between academic, government, and industry researchers to commercialize promising discoveries.
She is a leader in the National STEM Funders Network and STEM Education Ecosystem Initiative that create collaborations among formal and informal STEM educators throughout the United States.
Rather, the purpose and spirit of the event is to honor "all of the five-fingered ways of knowing" -- and, where possible, find ways to merge them and create collaborations.
It is also of paramount importance to create collaboration between agricultural and public health communities as well as among local, regional, national, international governing bodies and policy-makers for raising awareness of the different actors of the groundnut value chain.
The art of listening has been known to build relationships, create collaboration, generate understanding and minimize conflict.
We have also written together our newly-released book, The Power of Curiosity: How to have real conversations that create collaboration, innovation and understanding.
To practice MI, five core skills are required: Asking open questions to explore patients' own references, reasons and prerequisites for change, to create collaboration and to evoke motivation.
During this process, it was frequently necessary to clarify the distinction between evidence-based practice and practice-based research, emphasizing the frequent gaps in evidence and the need to create collaboration between clinicians and academics to evaluate new evidence.
"This is a development market," said Nina Lath Gupta, managing director of the N.F.D.C. "We set it up with the intention of creating collaborations and interactions with the international film fraternity".
