"offer collaboration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to propose working together with someone on a particular task or project. For example: "We can accomplish much more together than we can separately, so I'm offering collaboration on this project if you're interested."
However, Slack competes with some of the largest tech firms in the world, many of which offer collaboration as an add-on service to their core offerings, and have a significantly higher aggregate customer base for other services.
Perhaps you've got a solution to a problem or can offer collaboration.
We also offer collaboration model among tutors and a general architecture of a CSCTT system.
Adobe, Microsoft and other large companies offer collaboration tools, but these two small companies provide something faster, simpler and less expensive.
The advance of new technologies and the steady trend towards more convenience food leads the multinational ingredient producer to seek closer collaboration with food companies rooted in local markets and offer collaboration to SMEs.
That deal looks as though it may have precipitated this closer partnership, which allows Nook to offer collaboration and more robust content creation vs. what was available through PubIt!
(Rockwell) THE SHUA GROUP (Tomorrow and Sunday) A Jersey City contemporary dance company presents three works that offer collaborations with a saxophonist and a video artist.
In other words, Tracky is offering a platform that offers collaboration between groups, people and project discovery, secure online chat, group task management, and quick access to cloud-based documents.
"The Voice" offers collaboration between the aspirants and the judges, who are also mentors, participating in the weekly song selections and arrangements, and singing with their protégés in the final competition episode.
An academic partnership between the Harvard Kennedy School of Government and the Graduate School of Public Administration and Public Policy (EGAP) of the Tecnológico de Monterrey (ITESM) that offered collaboration in research and teaching between EGAP and Kennedy School faculty.
It offers collaboration on documents, chat, tasks, calendars, mail, and CRM.
