The term "enter collaboration" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used when referring to two or more people or organizations coming together and working together towards a common goal. For example: "The two companies decided to enter collaboration in order to develop a new product."
While the wiki is still there in most of these products, the interfaces also feature profiles of individuals, easily added video, integration with e-mail, voicemail, video and audio chat, and the ability to create and enter collaboration spaces that can be adorned with blogs, wikis, discussion forums, surveys and the like.
Our data indicate that advocates and scientists entered collaborations with different perspectives on potential environmental causes of breast cancer.
The results revealed that the scripted game persuaded student teams to enter into collaboration, but the actual processes varied.
The Indian government will enter the collaboration as an "observer," which means that it will participate in the project without committing any funds—at least for now.
After 70 years of Soviet domination, CAPS countries did not have the experience to enter into collaboration and negotiation with multiple donors, and the capacity to do so was inextricably linked to their political transitions (4).
The company plans to enter into collaborations with local telecom companies on 12 projects in 12 states over the next year.
The US systematically contravened the treaty in the 1980s and 1990s by successfully bringing pressure to bear on western governments and companies, as well as China and Russia, not to enter nuclear collaborations with Iran - which, as a signatory of the treaty, has been entitled since 1970 to receive material, technology and information for the peaceful use of nuclear power.
We also enter international collaborations, including one with the University of Wuppertal in Germany, looking into the possibility of using million electron volt (MeV) proton beams to detect and diagnose deeply buried active regions in semiconductor devices.
In 2016, MIT's Sandbox Innovation Program entered a collaboration with the Communication Lab to hire and train Sandbox Fellows, who will support student entrepreneurship.
Last year the company secured £3.5m in funding from the Technology Strategy Board and entered a collaboration with Renishaw, currently the UK's only manufacturer of a metal-based 3D printing machine, to find ways of scaling up the process.
