'group collaborates' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing an organized group of people working together to accomplish a task. For example: "The group collaborates closely to develop new ideas for the project."
Often, YCP Theater Works a community theater group, collaborates.
Asked about the scroll wheel, he did not mention the Bang & Olufsen BeoCom phones that use a similar radial dial; rather, he talked about the way that his design group collaborates constantly with engineers and manufacturers.
For its end-of-season opera project, the early-music group collaborates with a troupe of singers and dancers to perform John Blow's masque, along with excerpts from Henry Purcell's "King Arthur" (which was recently performed at New York City Opera).
Besides local industries and institutions, the group collaborates with universities in the ASEAN region, East Asia, Europe, and North America.
Called Project Prakash, after the Sanskrit word for "light," the group collaborates with Indian surgeons who operate to restore sight in children who've been blind from cataracts or other curable causes.
Furthermore, the GNC study group collaborates with other large new cohorts, such as the UK-BIOBANK, CONSTANCES (France) or the LIFEGENE study [ 10– 12] and major efforts are being made to harmonise instruments for data collection so as to allow future joint and comparative analyses.
Bearden suggested that the group collaborate on collage, an implicitly collaborative medium.
One finds the group collaborating with Laurie Anderson in a new project entitled "Landfall" (Sept . 23-27, while another (Sept.
The group collaborated with the Arabana Aboriginal Corporation, and compiled imaging data to ensure they were retracing the original.
His group collaborated with Dr. Nelson J. Leonard of the University of Illinois to synthesize and test hundreds of possible cytokinins and cytokinin blockers.
Eventually the group collaborated with the New Rochelle School District, which selects girls as well as boys for the coalition's family workshops, teenage shows and "peer modeling" programs.
