The phrase "facilitate collaborations" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when discussing ways to create effective or productive collaborations or partnerships. For example, "We must find ways to facilitate collaborations between our departments for the successful completion of this project."
At Fairleigh Dickinson, we believe that the Internet can be a fundamental learning and educational tool, and we also believe it can facilitate collaborations and help educate global citizens.
European grants often facilitate collaborations among research groups.
Scientific excellence can also facilitate collaborations with universities and other organizations.
Non-profits and universities can facilitate collaborations between startups and large corporations and can significantly help bring new technologies to market faster.
And the Wellcome Trust is just one member of a consortium of funding bodies, called sciart, which aims to facilitate collaborations between scientists and artists.
The program's goal is to provide practicing physicians with the tools and research credentials that will facilitate collaborations with investigators involved in large clinical trials.
To facilitate collaboration, the application allows for user-driven modification similar to collaborative environments such as Wikipedia (www.wikipedia.org).org
One of these co-working spaces, the Social Impact Lab, is designed to facilitate collaboration and incubate ideas.
The Fraunhofer research institutes provide a network of innovation centres that facilitate collaboration between universities and business: generating ideas, getting products to market and strengthening trade.
Something about the Lower East Side seems to facilitate collaboration, to judge from the two- and three-person shows popping up all along the block.
Task and goal interdependence can thus facilitate collaboration and thereby both individual and team learning.
