"growing collaboration" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the concept of cooperation and working together that is increasing or becoming more widespread. Example: "The company's success can be attributed to the growing collaboration between its different departments."
"It involves the growing collaboration between big business, big finance, big government and big union bosses".
A bigger part of its transatlantic strategy, however, is its growing collaboration with Raytheon, America's third-largest defence company.
Their growing collaboration is expected to lead to tighter cooperation in one of the world's most increasingly important regions, the Indian Ocean.
News of the growing collaboration came just two weeks after G.M. announced it had contracted A123 Systems, a battery manufacturer based outside of Boston, to provide batteries for future G.M. electric cars in select global markets.
Testament to the growing collaboration between the NHS and the Met police is the recommendation for the NHS to provide 24-hour clinical support for police answering mental health related calls – something that we're piloting here at South London and Maudsley.
Slack, a growing collaboration service, famously supports animated GIFs.
Many challenges remain but healthy and growing collaborations between the science and technology communities bode well for future progress in this area.
As the amount of freely accessible information grows, collaboration and sharing of both discovery and support services will become increasingly relevant.
But at least one aristo is fighting back, for investment has risen rapidly in Japan.Although much of this might seem cause for the old regime to fret, there is one other pattern worth noting: that of growing international collaboration.
Growing international collaboration will improve the quality of future studies in this area.
There is, however, growing professional collaboration between these groups.
