"fully collaborating" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation in which two or more people or groups are working together in order to achieve a certain goal. For example, "The two companies are fully collaborating on a new product launch."
This moody music was conceived as a counterpart to the Whigs' punk-tinged attacks and a way for Mr. Dulli, not a vocal maestro, to increase his range by fully collaborating with his friends and fellow vocalists Harold Chichester and Shawn Smith.
As part of the police probe Match, and Fifa, football's world governing body, have said they are fully collaborating with the local authorities.
"MSC Cruises is fully collaborating with the Brazilian authorities in order to shed light on the responsibilities and prevent similar incidents from happening in the future," it said.
Therefore, we must continue to invent new forms, experiment with new collaborative methods, insist on reflexive moments and remain resilient in the face of failure, if we are ever to succeed in more fully collaborating.
"We continue to call on the government of Egypt to ensure the investigation is conducted in a full and transparent way, and to fully collaborate with the Italian officials who are part of the investigation".
Although cognitive-based OppNet solutions proved to be efficient (with limited overheads), they can become less effective when facing dynamic scenarios or situations where nodes cannot fully collaborate with each other, as we show in this paper.
Tesla failed to fully collaborate with well-capitalized industrial entities after World War I. His supreme abilities to conceptualize and create entire systems weren't enough for business success.
#EPlenary calls on #Egypt to fully collaborate with IT authorities, provide all info on killing of brilliant&brave researcher #GiulioRegeni.
Changes to an accounting system are only possible when all the people involved fully collaborate to the process, since, for innovation as dramatic as the one analysed, the methods used to interface with the outside environment and identify the accounting events must be totally redefined.
Even if both sides are persuaded to stop all activities that promote or instigate concerns over national security, it will still take time to fully collaborate and regularly take consistent and mutually complementary practical steps of reconciliation to allay some of these national security concerns.
In a more recent statement the trust has said it was not currently conducting an internal inquiry but was collaborating fully with the police investigation.
