collaborate

Object

• institutes: The research project may be undertaken in Birmingham or in one of a number of collaborating research institutes throughout the UK.
• institution: The collaborating institutions collectively provide the majority of secondary ITT places across the North West Region.
• laboratory: From a capacity-building perspective, ELISA kits were sent to collaborating laboratories in Ethiopia, Ghana, and The Gambia.
• partner: Collaborating partners met in Birmingham in June 2004 for the first international steering group meeting.
• scientist: Projects may take place within the School or with collaborating scientists in other colleges or institutes in the UK.
• center: NICE ensures the collaborating center follows a strict protocol in the development of the guideline.

Preposition: on

• project: She has also collaborated on three projects with the British Council in Brazil.

Modifying Another Word

• closely: The Center collaborates closely with the Center for Adaptive Systems.
• extensively: The researchers, who collaborated extensively in their work, report their findings in companion articles in the April 2004 issue of Diabetes.
• effectively: They had been looking at ways of collaborating more effectively.
• actively: The Nigerian section of the CWI actively collaborated with the ruling class in forming the National conscience party - a radical bourgois party.
• internationally: Researchers collaborate internationally, far more cheaply and quickly than they ever could before.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• on: Shakespeare's modern reputation is based mainly, however, on the 38 plays that he apparently wrote, modified, or collaborated on.

Infinitive complement

• produce: The organizations involved are collaborating to produce a reference library of DNA information for all terrestrial mammals.

Preposition: with

• countries/sais: The SAI can consult and /or collaborate with other countries/SAIs and international organizations on matters relating to audit.
• colleague: We enjoy collaborating with colleagues to push forward the research in this field.
• choreographer: In exploring these ideas, designers collaborated with choreographers, directors and performers.
• musician: I collaborate with musicians or people I know around me or some who contacted me on the web, like Patricia Dallio.
• artist: They collaborate with artists exploring how the changes in nature's time affects our response to the landscape.
• researcher: Occasionally we collaborate with researchers who are able to make a contribution to our costs.