The phrase "acting cooperatively" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe individuals or groups working together in a collaborative manner towards a common goal.
Example: "The team has been acting cooperatively to ensure the project's success despite the challenges."
Alternatives: "working together" or "collaborating effectively".
Acting uncooperatively dominates acting cooperatively.
On the standard picture of indirect reciprocity, acting cooperatively will elicit future cooperation from others.
Acting cooperatively is a sign, but not a cause, of the other player's acting cooperatively.
However, with Uranus in the sign of Aries, politicians are more likely to act in angry, arrogant, self-serving ways, asserting their independence rather than acting cooperatively and intelligently.
Using in vitro experiments, we found that IRE1 has two different modes of action: XBP1/HAC1 is cleaved by IRE1 subunits acting cooperatively within IRE1 oligomers, whereas a single subunit of IRE1 performs RIDD without cooperativity.
Prior to the date of the fire, the defendants, acting cooperatively, regularly and actively advertised in Spanish in the Miami market.
And the one area where Beijing could react is the economic arena, where the United States and China had lately been acting more cooperatively, even as they continued to disagree on the issue of currency valuation.
The number of sites also influences efficacy, with each additional site typically acting independently to impart additional repression (Grimson et al., 2007; Nielsen et al., 2007), although sites between 8 40 nt of each other tend to act cooperatively, and those < 8 nt of each other act competitively (Grimson et al., 2007).
Then if one player acts cooperatively, he concludes that his counterpart also acts cooperatively.
We acted cooperatively and faster than anyone thought possible.
These three pre-miRNAs may act cooperatively.
