The phrase "act in cooperation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the act of working together with others towards a common goal or purpose.
Example: "To achieve our objectives, we must act in cooperation with our partners and stakeholders."
Alternatives: "work together" or "collaborate".
We see our role and our responsibility, and within the framework of that responsibility we shall act in cooperation with the other members of the Security Council.
establish a task force, and act in cooperation, with the private sector to map the strategy for the development of manufacturing processes and technologies needed to support technology development in the area identified under paragraph (1).
GORBACHEV: I don't see the point of doing that now, and we shall continue to act in cooperation within the Security Council and in strict compliance with all of its decisions.
Boccara et al. (2014) demonstrated that miR472 targets CC-NB-LRR disease resistance genes and act in cooperation with RDR6.
Examine how you use your personal power as a leader: Do you trigger others' stress/anxiety, which can result in disengagement or fake harmony, or do you influence others to act in cooperation, openness and curiosity?
Taken together, these results support a model whereby HIV-1 and IL-10 act in cooperation through Akt and STAT3 to impair autophagy in bystander macrophage/monocytic cells (Figure 8).
In his statement to the Federal District Court, Mr. Milken admitted that he had committed several illegal acts in cooperation with others intended to enrich his firm, Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc., and to help the firm complete trades for itself and its clients.
Acting in cooperation with other transcription factors such as Sp1 [34], ERs can also modulate transcription from ½ site EREs.
Thus we hypothesise that Htl acts in cooperation with Wg to induce Lbe and with some dorsally expressed factors to activate Duf.
Endo G acts in cooperation with exonucleases and DNase I, to facilitate DNA processing.
Thus DNMT1, although not overexpressed, apparently acts in cooperation with DNMT3b.
