The phrase "a tight cooperation with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a close or strong collaborative relationship between parties or organizations.
Example: "The project was successful due to a tight cooperation with our international partners."
Alternatives: "a close collaboration with" or "a strong partnership with".
The development of the instrument results from a tight cooperation between European research institutes and private firms each partner having a specific know how.
It consists of active processes that generate knowledge by means of a tight cooperation of perception, reasoning, learning and prior models.
Importantly, studies from the last two decades established that undisturbed autophagic flux requires a tight cooperation between the endosomal compartments and AVs.
Second, our findings stem from a tight cooperation of multidisciplinary professionals aimed at arranging a dedicated pathway for the treatment of diabetic patients with systemic atherosclerosis and therefore might not be reproduced in different settings.
Whatever the difficulties ahead for establishing a BRICS bank, China is officially on board with the concept of tighter cooperation with its peer economies.
And perhaps most importantly, Lebanese analysts said, Hezbollah's role in the government has paved the way for tighter cooperation with Lebanese intelligence units, and Lebanese officials have reportedly arrested more than 100 people suspected of being Israeli spies in the past two years.
This genomic context suggests that, in Crenarchaeota, RpoG is likely to be involved in a tight functional cooperation with TFIIIB, and could also contribute to coupling transcription with RNA processing and modification.
Also, the presence of the integrase signal is unique among LTR retrotransposons and suggests the tight cooperation of INT with the Sirevirus LTRs.
These results are not entirely surprising because bone turnover is an intricate balance of formation and osteolysis mediated in tight cooperation by osteoclasts and osteoblasts [10]– [10].
He's got a Black Market flannel on and spotless black Blundstones that are working in close cooperation with a pant-cuff so high, tight, and crude it looks like a tourniquet from the War of 1812.
