The phrase "permanent collaboration" is both correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase to refer to a long-standing working relationship between two or more parties, such as a business partnership. For example, "The two companies have been in a permanent collaboration for over 15 years, working together on various projects since then."
It is easy to agree with the researchers' calls to enhance the relationship between managers and policymakers [ 4] and managers' roles to be active in building permanent collaboration with research [ 5].
To conclude, the Commission will work closely with Parliament in permanent collaboration, because in exchanging information we have to find the right balance between the need for security, the need to protect people's right to be safe, and people's fundamental rights.
It should also use this crisis to establish permanent collaborations with other maritime forces around the globe, particularly those that can get to a disaster area quickly.
Organisations such as the Institute for Healthcare Improvement and Qulturum in Jönköping County Council in Sweden have also constantly sought out ideas, concepts and practices from other disciplines and industries, though not necessarily in the form of permanent collaborations.
The forum will present an opportunity to set up a more permanent structure for collaboration among researchers and decision makers, and thus enhance the outcome and value of our research by developing prolonged and sustainable partnerships.
The entire environment is used to simulate the problem of enforcing policies across domain boundaries when permanent or temporary collaborations have to span multiple domains.
Mr. Kuitca's permanent stage curtain, a collaboration with the center's architects, Foster & Partners, presents a deconstructed image of the hall's seating on a background of chocolate brown velour.
The U.S. government has reportedly explored the grinder path with permanent implantations in a collaboration project with DARPA.
The Siegal committee's 58-page report acknowledges problems in the management of the newsroom, calling for "a permanent climate of discussion and collaboration" and the need "to make us conspicuously accountable to readers and the public," among other recommendations.
A recommended path is to establish a collaboration with a permanent or established summer scientist at one of these institutes and use that as the justification for the fellowship.
In launching the campaign at the ministry, Dr. Kasama Varavarn, the MOE Permanent Secretary, lauded the strong collaboration between the MOE, UNICEF, the Ministry of Public Health (MOPH), the Government of Japan and other partners, which she said resulted in the rapid development of campaign materials.
