"working in close proximity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about two or more people who are working in close proximity to each other, usually with regards to distance and space. For example: "The team of researchers worked in close proximity in order to effectively collaborate on the project."
In addition, working in close proximity as a group allows more efficient and effective multidisciplinary working and team building.
I'd always relished working in close proximity to my children.
But just because everyone is working in close proximity doesn't mean that anyone knows the buzz.
Even more of a concern is the potential hazard to communities living and working in close proximity to these facilities.
Players living and working in close proximity for three years will start to get on each other's nerves.
She had been the "golden child" at her organization, working in close proximity with her boss on several key initiatives.
Citing three individuals who have worked in close proximity to Bachmann, the Daily Caller reports that it was not an isolated incident, and that Bachmann suffers from migraines on a regular basis and has been hospitalized multiple times as a result.
"Since we're working in closer proximity to friendly forces, civilians and the Iraqi military, we're under tighter control from the ground-forward air controllers in terms of how we use our ordnance," one pilot, who flies under the call sign Champ, said today in a telephone interview from his base near Iraq.
Under the new reforms they will soon be working in closer proximity with partners from a social and structuralist paradigm.
When 'proximity to GP's office' was modelled as a predictor of collaboration using Sample 1 data, those pharmacists working in closer proximity to their GP counterparts were found to have higher levels of collaboration than isolated practitioners.
It is unclear what specific exposure to interdisciplinary care these physicians had during medical training or prior employment experiences and so their views may be different from practitioners working in closer proximity with pharmacists and multidisciplinary teams in a tertiary care hospital, for example.
