"processes of collaboration" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to various methods of working together, such as strategy meetings, online discussion boards, or virtual brainstorming. For example: "Our team has adopted several effective processes of collaboration that maximize our productivity and creativity."
The aggregation of evidence on barriers and facilitators to working collaboratively and experiences about the processes of collaboration is of value to understand success factors and factors that impede collaborative working relationships.
The processes of collaboration and communication between learners and teachers are increasingly computer-mediated, such as via the Internet.
Cecilia et al. (2008) draw on the policy network perspective on governance to shed light on the strengths and weaknesses of watershed-based processes of collaboration and integration for water quality protection in agricultural areas.
Profiling of the clusters suggested that the dynamic of collaboration was key to project satisfaction and self-rated achievement, and intertwined with perceptions of research quality and the formal processes of collaboration.
This case study revealed that the developed tool helped designers and engineers assess and improve the sustainability performance of a technology and that it stimulated processes of collaboration and information exchange within and between organizations.
From this view the processes of collaboration, inquiry, and modeling are presented with a description of how they have been supported in the past and how they are supported within Co-Lab's design and tools.
A recent qualitative study of faculty views on collaboration revealed that women appreciate the process of collaboration in and of itself, independent of the collaborative product.
Study findings were extracted relating to a) barriers and facilitators to collaborative working and b) views and experiences about the process of collaboration.
It's a description of the process of collaboration that appears to my mind to be satisfactory and widely understood.
"I think we're witnessing a move from the old model of putting tenants last to a new process of collaboration and collusion," Mr. Stringer said.
Whether on the factory floor, at home or in the classroom, the evolving relationship between human robots will be defined by a process of collaboration.
