The phrase "a complex cooperation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where multiple parties are working together in a complicated or intricate manner.
Example: "The project required a complex cooperation between various departments to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "a complicated collaboration" or "an intricate partnership."
A complex cooperation between these bacteria and their nematodes leads to severe toxicity to many insect species (Akhurst 1983; Herbert and Goodrich-Blair 2007; Herbert Tran et al. 2009).
The expression of IL-8 in breast cancer cell lines was shown to require a complex cooperation between NF κB, AP-1 and C/EBP transcription factors.
The complexity of the import and transducing mechanisms mediated by TonB, and the fact that like Type I secretion it depends on a complex cooperation of dissimilar cytoplasmic and OM proteins, is also such that they can hardly have been present in the first negibacterium just after its OM had differentiated from the cytoplasmic membrane during the formation of the ancestral cell [ 31].
Hey, in US football, we learn other Americans aren't dependable, for complex cooperation, a vital lesson, somewhat disproved, by top-flight footballers, such as at any PAC-12 school program, but don't expect much, at community colleges, which vary, widely, at competence.
The capacity for scientists to influence such negotiations also depends on their understanding of the strategic context, which involves complex cooperation and opposition dynamics among the stakeholders.
As all regulation possibilities such as aeration, moistening, turning can be simulated with the technical scale set-up, their complex cooperation can be taken into consideration.
Some of the misunderstandings about FinTech has to do with the sheer breadth of the category, for sure, but probably more to do with the fact that few organizations publicly disclose and explain the complex cooperation that is actually taking place behind the scenes, instead simply referring to "ecosystems" and different participants.
The proposed protection scheme takes into account the issues faced by traditional backup protection, such as difficulty in setting parameters and complex cooperation, and considers the features of distribution networks, such as changeable power flow because of high penetration of distributed generation sources and insufficient measuring quantities.
The complex cooperation based on differences in professional cultures between physicians and managers combined with the fact that both groups are working within the same organizational setting, can be seen as an intergroup conflict setting [ 15].
The earliest and most influential figure was Chester Irving Barnard, who in the 1930s argued that an organization is a complex system of cooperation and highlighted the need to understand the behaviour of the individuals that compose it.
Team building is a complex process, requiring cooperation across professional boundaries.
