The phrase "advantages of cooperation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the benefits or positive outcomes that arise from working together with others.
Example: "The advantages of cooperation in a team setting can lead to increased productivity and innovation."
Alternatives: "benefits of collaboration" or "gains from teamwork".
The Chinese appear determined to prevent any open rift with Japan, stressing the advantages of cooperation.
The advantages of cooperation and social learning then propelled the incipient human groups along a different evolutionary path.
To illustrate the advantages of cooperation in addition to precoding, we compare the two proposed approaches to a noncooperative scheme (NC) that uses the same interblock precoding strategy and is equivalent in terms of power consumption.
In addition to the quickly growing body of work on multicell processing for cellular systems [6, 7], there has recently been some activity around the basic idea of complementing and comparing the advantages of cooperation between BSs with some form of collaboration at the MS level as well.
The first step in a Palestinian-Israeli economic partnership and peace is the renunciation of the irrational hatred that blinds the Palestinians from seeing the mutual advantage of cooperation with their Israeli neighbors.
The advantage of cooperation can also be utilized to improve the energy and spectrum efficiency of wireless EH networks.
This problem has attracted much attention in the multirobot community because an advantage of cooperation of teams of robots is that simple agents are able to perform complex tasks through mutual cooperation.
The advantage of cooperation is both hard won and fragile: rare defector mutants can destroy cooperation's benefit; rare cooperative mutants cannot restore it.
Our model predicts that the advantage of cooperation decreases with colony dimensionality; for example, less cooperation would be expected in three-dimensional structures than in flat (2D) colonies.
Given the low general fitness of the I cells (with γ=0.8), it is not surprising that they quickly become extinct as the advantage of cooperation sustains, and promotes D and S cells in the tumour.
