'work alongside colleagues' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to collaborating with others in an academic, professional or work-related setting. For example, "I enjoy working alongside my colleagues to find creative solutions to our client's challenges."
Labor's workplace relations spokesman, Brendan O'Connor, said allowing bosses to hire people to work alongside colleagues on better conditions would "corrode" the workplace relations system.
Day-in and day-out, we work alongside colleagues in the Department of Commerce and across the federal government to advocate for the needs of Americans.
Just when companies need to innovate faster than ever to compete globally, they face the daunting prospect that millions of employees will work alongside colleagues whose presence subconsciously agitates them.
Gender bias is the common denominator, manifesting in cultures hostile to women: More than half of U.S. women and more in emerging markets work alongside colleagues who believe men have a genetic advantage in math and science.
It also had the potential to be a useful training structure so that a new PSs could work alongside more experienced colleagues in an apprenticeship model.
This tangle obstructs our ability to prioritize risks at the Department of Homeland Security, where I work alongside more than 200,000 colleagues, almost all of us civil servants (not political appointees) who will remain in place after the election.
Back in their home offices or labs, scientists often spend 10 or 12-hour days working alongside colleagues.
More than 3,500 police supported the organisers and stewards of the event in central London, working alongside colleagues from the British Transport Police and other emergency services to keep revellers safe.
He was working alongside colleagues Jake Hanrahan and Philip Pendlebury — who were also held for 11 days — as they reported on clashes between police and youth members of the outlawed Kurdistan Worker's Party (PKK) in the country's southeast at the end of August.
Rwanda is working alongside colleagues from Harvard to share and develop this learning.
Now in Tajikistan, she works alongside colleagues trying to ease the transition from post-conflict recovery to social development.
