The phrase "a model of cooperation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an example or standard of collaborative behavior or teamwork in various contexts, such as business, community efforts, or international relations.
Example: "The partnership between the two organizations has become a model of cooperation, demonstrating how effective collaboration can lead to mutual success."
Alternatives: "an example of collaboration" or "a standard of teamwork."
Levi Strauss & Company has for years been a model of cooperation between workers and management.
The presidency of Mr. Bush's father, which included the the Persian Gulf war victory engineered by Mr. Cheney and General Powell, was a model of cooperation.
He added that the completion of the sculpture, even if only temporary, is "a model of cooperation between the U.S. and the Middle East at a very strained and uncertain political time".
Workers at its Saturn division plant in Spring Hill, Tenn., once a model of cooperation between workers and management, authorized a strike to protest the company's moves this spring to buy more parts from outside suppliers.
Unlike Fallujah -- seen now by some U.S. commanders as a model of cooperation between Sunni leaders and the military -- people in Ramadi appear to know comparatively little of the debate in the United States over the war.
The quiet thwarting of the potentially disastrous sabotage, disclosed in October by ABC News, is seen by officials here and in Washington as a model of cooperation for a relationship that has been under strain since the disclosure of the role of Saudis in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
SOCHI, Russia, Aug 9(Reuters) - U.S. oil giant ExxonMobil began drilling in Russia's Arctic on Saturday, despite Western sanctions imposed on its Russian partner Rosneft, and was hailed by Russia's president as an model of "cooperation".
A renewed committed toward the a world of genuine peace, including elimination of proxy war, would be needed so that even the aforementioned more focused programs of by- and multi-lateral cooperation between African and Asian countries can be guided by the Bandung spirit and quest for providing a model of international cooperation guided by a moral compass.
This is a model of international cooperation.
"The incredible scenes we have witnessed are a model of international cooperation and coordinated selflessness," writes Guardian columnist Suzanne Moore.
They have been hailed across rebel areas of Syria and in Europe as a model of community cooperation and coexistence – and of success.
