"intimate collaborative" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe a close and cooperative working relationship between two or more people or organizations. Example: "The success of our project was due to our intimate collaborative effort between the marketing team and the design team, ensuring that our vision was executed flawlessly."
The process may be intimate and collaborative, but the pictures are hers alone.
The continuing shift toward more affordable, more intimate, more collaborative dining experiences.
There is a great deal of posing, some portentous upper-body dramatics and a Paso a Dos duet that shows only how determined these women are to make some vaguely feminist (collaborative, intimate, but incoherent) impression.
Since that chance encounter in Copenhagen in 1994, when he and Michael Elmgreen became intimates, they have forged a collaborative career that has survived the breakup of their personal relationship and brought them increasing notoriety on an international stage.
When I received a last-minute invitation to attend an intimate discussion with Dave Matthews and Beezy Bailey on their new collaborative exhibition at the Robert Miller Gallery, instead of sending in a RSVP, I responded, "You had me at Dave Matthews".
Following focus child with video camera for long uninterrupted periods, captured intimate involvement in their experiences and play activity, for future collaborative reflection.
7 p.m. 2) Home Cooking Chris Dignan, above, the chef at the Cafe Brio (944 Fort Street, 250-383-0009), an Italiane Italian restaurant, is a member of the Island Chef's Collaborative, which works with local farmers to plan the year's crops.
What made this special is of course their openly intimate relationship the same thing that clearly made the work so deeply collaborative.
Despite a collaborative use of brands like Izod and Brooks Brothers, Mr. Watanabe's intimate techniques refuted standardization.
