The part of the sentence "joined a collaboration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation in which someone has joined a group of people or entities in order to work together on a project, plan, or activity. For example: Mary recently joined a collaboration of researchers to help develop a new vaccine.
Through another Lamont lab, Schaefer was able to join a collaboration, the Asian Monsoon Project, with the nation of Bhutan.
But the experience of GP networks in Italy suggests that the creation of a network structure through the concession of monetary incentives to "get together" and join a collaboration initiative does not guarantee the sharing of resources that rhetoric on network promises.
Exploring further implementation opportunities, in 2009, our University of British Columbia-based team joined an international collaboration linking the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), Health Canada, the Ecuadorian Ministry of Public Health, and Vancouver Coastal Health Authority (VCH) to strengthen Ecuador's capacity to promote healthier and safer healthcare working conditions [ 81].
And whenever we want to join an international collaboration and we tell them we have annual budgets, they laugh at us.
As the hours melted away, he was joined in collaboration by a saxophonist, a female vocalist and an interpretive dancer.
An effort to set up a satellite in Florida failed when local funding dried up, and now Jax is looking at joining a proposed genetics research collaboration in New York City.
These will be joined by Virgo, a collaboration between Italian and French researchers with three-kilometre arms, which is being built near Pisa.
The Learning Community, a local charter school, and the Central Falls public elementary schools have joined forces in a collaboration that has resulted in dramatic improvements in the reading scores of the public schoolchildren from kindergarten to grade 2. Given the mistrust of charter schools by public schoolteachers, creating this collaboration was no small feat.
One, "The Big Wheel," from 1979, is a David-and-Goliath collaboration that joins a large, rusty cast-iron flywheel (eight feet in diameter, three tons in weight) with a small 1968 motorcycle.
Since June 1st, 2006, a centre in North Carolina (USA) has joined the collaboration.
