The phrase "fruit of collaboration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something positive that resulted from two or more parties working together. For example, "After months of collaboration, the team was able to reap the fruit of their efforts by launching the new product."
Because it is the fruit of collaboration, the report will be more conservative than some scientists would like.
These two awards are the fruit of collaboration between Duke Clinical Research Institute in School of Medicine and Duke School of Nursing.
This single-seat battery-electric formula car – the fruit of collaboration between Spark Racing Technologies, Renault, McLaren Electronics Systems, Williams Advanced Engineering and Dallara – is the first car homologated for the inaugural season of the FIA's Formula E race series.
In India, where many museums had, until recently, been left to languish, the fruits of collaboration might take time to be widely felt.
Being convinced of the potential fruits of collaboration certainly helps, but enjoying dealing with so many people won't be for naught either.
The title reflects Ray's passion for both Beat culture (William S. Burroughs coined the phrase to describe the fruits of collaboration) and film-making (the work of D.W. Griffith and Sergei Eisenstein reflect ideas consistent with a "third mind").
Elektra was the first fruit of his collaboration with the distinguished Austrian poet and dramatist Hugo von Hofmannsthal, and the announcement that the collaboration was to continue aroused the highest expectations, a mixture of fear and frisson, which were confounded when Rosenkavalier was unveiled.
The first fruit of their collaboration opened the following year in East Norwich.
Rover created the Sterling brand to market the fruit of its collaboration with Honda.
The main fruit of their collaboration was the Sinfonia Concertante, revised in that period.
The latest fruit of their collaboration is the Lumia 900, which goes on sale in the United States on Sunday.
