"mega collaboration" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a term to refer to when two or more organizations cooperate on a major project together or join forces to create something new. For example, "This mega collaboration between Google, Microsoft and Apple has created a cutting-edge piece of technology."
That tribute to 80s robo-funk might be in the model of his mega-collaboration with producer Mark Ronson, Uptown Funk, but its being one of the few big singles this year to have something resembling a pulse and Mars's infectious energy and performance chops served as a high bar for the rest of the show.
The mega-collaboration resulted in a #1 hit on Billboard's Hot Dance Airplay chart that sat on the chart for 25 weeks.
Several loci have now been convincingly identified, and more are expected to be found through the PGC, a large international collaboration undertaking mega-analyses of the available data (8,12,28).
THE latest collaboration that the mega-retailer Uniqlo has up its sleeve is Uniqlo Undercover, designed by Jun Takahashi of the cult fashion label Undercover.
(Rinse/Columbia) To hear what Katy B does so well, dig up "Hold Me," her collaboration with the Count & Sinden from their 2010 album "Mega Mega Mega".
The people responsible are apparently unconcerned about the fact that grinding the Labour party into dust on platforms provided by mega-earning capitalists suggests a certain kind of abject collaboration, but there we are.
The mix master played to a crowd of 3,000 and was joined by surprise guests Duran Duran to perform their collaboration together -- a remixed cover of their mega-hit "Hungry Like the Wolf".
Yet even that dream collaboration is low-key next to the finale of Mark Ronson's all-star set on the Other stage, when the mega-hit Uptown Funk is performed by an intergenerational supergroup featuring Mary J Blige, Grandmaster Flash and George Clinton.
