The phrase "involve collaborations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate that a project or task may include or require people, groups, or organizations to work together. For example, "This project will involve collaborations with other departments in the company."
Many of these programs involve collaborations with other organizations that have specific expertise.
Their projects involve collaborations with many other artists, as well as with contributors for whom the term artist is restrictive or irrelevant.
And the videos, which will involve collaborations between artists and composers, may annoy those who would rather lose themselves in the music.
Three of the pieces in her mid-career survey at the New Museum, "Rivane Neuenschwander: A Day Like Any Other," involve collaborations — with police sketch artists, bar patrons, and the museum-going public.
And the new biennial, which will involve collaborations with several other New York institutions, covers a similarly broad purview, from the hard-driving post-Minimalism of Bang on a Can to the wispy postspectralism of Toshio Hosokawa.
The contemporary museum, at the urging of Eli Broad, a major benefactor, has also explored an agreement with the National Gallery of Art in Washington that would involve collaborations on programming and research but not a merger or financial assistance.
That will have to involve collaboration.
"It allows lessons which involve collaboration between schools," Hunt said.
If the speech had a single theme, it was that confrontation with ISIS would involve collaboration more than anything else.
Breakthrough innovation, entrepreneurship, investment and policy-making all involve collaboration and the active sharing of best practice across sectors.
The work will also involve collaboration in the following states: *Arkansas and Missouri, on the White, Black and Little Red Rivers, at the Table Rock, Bull Shoals, Norfolk and Clearwater Dams.
