"network of collaborators" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means a group of people who work together and support each other in a specific field or project. Example: "The success of the research project was due to the strong network of collaborators who shared their expertise and resources."
He had a broad network of collaborators".
The cartels were obviously intent on rebuilding their network of collaborators on the force.
And it draws its strength from a rich network of collaborators — across governments, universities, and industries.
He said he intended to build a network of collaborators around the world to work on human genetic diseases.
Consequently, a broad BBB sound evolved, which an increasingly widespread network of collaborators began to riff on.
I broadened my network of collaborators within and beyond the university, and started to publish with others more frequently.
Understanding the urgency, challenge, and complexity of its mission and the need for a flexible model to support it, the EIP built a network of collaborator sites, each contributing to shared governance, and established a strategic approach to guide projects.
His colleagues credit his success to his relentless work and to his skill at building international networks of collaborators.
Virtual companies, which operate with a handful of executives implementing their roadmaps through networks of collaborators, are no longer uncommon.
Star professors may have larger networks of collaborators not just, as the authors suggest, because they have more students and postdocs than lower-ranked competitors, but because more of those students and postdocs win academic jobs that permit them to participate in collaborations as independent investigators; the rest just disappear from academe.
We're now experiencing a window of opportunity in the history of finance--fresh imagination needs to come from the periphery, from new networks of collaborators.
