The phrase "advocated cooperation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing support or promotion of collaborative efforts or teamwork in various contexts, such as business, politics, or social initiatives.
Example: "The committee advocated cooperation among different departments to enhance productivity and innovation."
Alternatives: "promoted collaboration" or "supported teamwork".
After 1997 Mr. Mauzer advocated cooperation with the West, turning former friends into enemies.
After the suppression of the AML and a year's imprisonment, in 1946 he founded the Union Démocratique du Manifeste Algérien (UDMA; Democratic Union of the Algerian Manifesto), which advocated cooperation with France in the formation of the Algerian state.
From August 1915 there was growing tension between Sikorski, who advocated cooperation with Austria-Hungary, and Piłsudski, who felt that Austria-Hungary and Germany had betrayed the trust of the Polish people.
During the summer of 1943, he advocated cooperation with the Croatian Peasant Party (HSS) and represented the Ustaše in negotiations with the vice president of the HSS, August Košutić, about forming a coalition government.
A historic pioneer, he advocated international cooperation instead.
He briefly advocated Bolshevik cooperation with the provisional government of middle-class liberals that had succeeded to uneasy power on the last tsar's abdication during the February Revolution.
Mr. Rudd, who is fluent in Mandarin and was once an Australian diplomat in Beijing, has advocated deeper cooperation with China in global economic forums and with President Obama.
In his 1948 campaign as the Progressive's presidential nominee, in which he received more than one million votes, Wallace advocated closer cooperation with the Soviet Union, United Nations administration of foreign aid, and arms reduction.
Shortridge has long advocated global cooperation in the surveillance of circulating flu viruses to spot emerging new strains so that public health officials could plan a response and drug companies could get a head start on making vaccines.
He has long advocated global cooperation in the surveillance of circulating flu viruses to spot emerging new strains so public health officials could plan a response and drug companies could get a head start in making vaccines.
Clements advocated better cooperation between his committee and the Democratic National Committee in 1952.
