"entered into collaboration" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most often used when two or more entities join forces to work together on a specific project. For example, "The two companies entered into collaboration on a new product development initiative."
It has entered into collaborations with numerous companies, universities and nonprofit organizations in the United States, including Merck; the University of California, Davis; Children's Hospital of Philadelphia; and Autism Speaks.
Over the past 3 years, CEPHIA has entered into collaborations and material transfer agreements to establish a large repository of precious plasma specimens with sufficient clinical background data.
The results revealed that the scripted game persuaded student teams to enter into collaboration, but the actual processes varied.
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 Progressive Era organizations for social improvement that had planned and conducted their own investigations a decade earlier," Ms. Fronc writes, "became subsidiary to their federal partners; these same private organizations participated in their own obsolescence and loss of influence by entering into collaborations that ultimately usurped them".
Scientists entering into collaborations with industry should be aware of the potential pitfalls.
HHMI doesn't just provide research grants; it enters into collaborations with research institutions to develop cutting-edge laboratories for some 350 HHMI Investigators and their 3000 research associates, technicians, and other laboratory staff.
In May 2007 Dia entered into a collaboration with the Hispanic Society of America, presenting projects by contemporary artists in the society's home on Broadway and 155th Street in Washington Heights.
BHP's search for petroleum and gas began in 1954, but active drilling and production began only after 1964, the year that BHP entered into formal collaboration with Esso Exploration Australia, Inc., a subsidiary of Exxon (then called Standard Oil of New Jersey).
