"great collaboration with" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to express appreciation when you have worked together with someone on a project. For example, "I really appreciated the great collaboration with my colleague on the presentation."
"We do have great collaboration with them," she said.
What other role models can the new owners of Chrysler look to as an example of what you're talking about? A. Harley-Davidson is open book, and they have great collaboration with the union there.
"We've had no additional resources than [any other state] has had to do this, but by focusing, having a plan and having great collaboration with our partners, we've been able to see successes".
Martin Scorsese in the 1980s, his great collaborations with De Niro behind him, his best director Oscar yet to come.
She was more than ready, more than qualified, for the professional hurly-burly, serving as an associate at the Theatr Clwyd, Mold (1985-87), artistic director of Derby Playhouse (1987-90) and working regularly at Chichester Festival theatre while, in the early 90s, forging her great collaborations with Daldry at the Gate and McBurney and Arden at Complicite.
He released the blues album "Let Them Talk," featuring some great collaborations with the likes of Tom Jones and Irma Thomas, though it does not include the track he performed here.
"Devolution, along with greater collaboration with our public and private sector partners and local communities, will help us deliver a properly integrated transport network across London.
I was thrilled to see that her "Tear Dress," of 1938, her greatest collaboration with Salvador Dali, had made it to New York from London.
We will strengthen the role of civil society organisations, encouraging greater collaboration with governments to forge more innovative and open ways of working.
Much of the discussion centred on councils' difficult financial situation councils as a result of central government budget cuts and the need for greater collaboration with small and big business and the voluntary sector.
To work there must be greater collaboration with the pharmaceutical industry to develop measures that combat the over-pricing of new cancer drugs and make them affordable for the NHS.
