"fertile collaboration" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a successful and productive working relationship between individuals or groups. Example: The company's success can be attributed to the fertile collaboration between its marketing and research teams, resulting in innovative and successful product launches.
Turns out, the executives birthed not only a fertile creative collaboration.
While these efforts vary widely depending on the goals and the collaborators, can we draw some common lessons about, for example, what are fertile areas for collaboration, what one should look for in partners, what are the pitfalls to avoid?
What was once a pastime for mothers recording family memories for their children has blossomed into a new, fertile marketplace of collaboration.
"Stanford is a fertile ground for collaboration," added Quynh-Thu Le, co-senior author and professor and chair of radiation oncology.
The surface precipitation process brings together aspects of surface science and physical metallurgy and represents a fertile field for collaboration between these disciplines and for the investigation of surface precipitation, as a potential future surface treatment.
Another unexpected bonus of the industry research was the fertile cross-disciplinary collaboration, which allowed her to get continuous support from chemists and biophysicists in addition to that of her handpicked group members, who were, she says, "exceptional".
Lingli Liu, a PI at CAS's Institute of Botany in Beijing, agrees that the city provides fertile ground for collaborations both at home and abroad.
I want to make our collaborations more fertile, more courteous.
Such collaborations provide fertile ground for new ideas and the potential for large-scale shifts in the marketplace.
Sometimes you have to collaborate with others in order to reach your audiences and digitised collections are a fertile site for creative collaborations.
