The phrase "start collaboration" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to initiate or begin working together with someone or a group towards a common goal or project. Example: "We need to start collaboration on this project in order to meet the deadline."
It was a shock to the system – a way to change perceptions and conversations and start collaboration toward a longer-term solution.
We talked for two hours, but they are afraid to start collaboration," Iranian businessman Asadollah Asgharoladi, who heads the Iran-China JoISNAChamber of Commerce, told ISnewsews agency on 6 April.
Finally, Pikaia will start collaboration with other websites, such as Videoscienza (http://www.videoscienza.it), which publish videos or other multimedia files that may represent a precious resource for evolutionary biologist and students.
Helping our health care colleagues understand what state and local health departments can offer is important to start collaboration.
The meeting goal was also to start collaboration between GULUNAP and FAO and verifying the possibility of involving FAO officers as visiting professors at the Uganda and "Federico II" Universities.
In essence, they arrive at the sensible conclusion that cities are valuable because they facilitate human interactions, as people crammed into a few square miles exchange ideas and start collaborations.
It also gave her more confidence and visibility, which made it easier to start collaborations.
New research areas become a priority, old research is stopped, universities change their structures, start collaborations, and end certain activities.
When this happens, many more Western scientists will go to train in the East, choose to establish their labs in those countries, and start collaborations to tap into complementary Eastern infrastructure and know-how.
Local government welcomed the initiatives, communicated with the groups, and started collaboration.
To provide the experts with an opportunity of starting collaboration, we have been organizing the session "Cosmic Dust: Its Formation and Evolution" at the planetary science section of Asia Oceania Geosciences Society AOGSS) Annual Meetings.
