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Discover LudwigThe phrase "aim to cooperate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing the intention or goal of working together with others towards a common purpose.
Example: "Our organization aims to cooperate with local communities to promote sustainable development."
Alternatives: "strive to collaborate" or "intend to work together".
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The regime will also aim to cooperate with the Lebanese government, continue negotiations with Israel and enhance relations with European Union member states.
Instead of competing, we aim to cooperate with other existing softwares, by providing compatible input and output and focusing on what is missing in other applications.
This paper analizes the emerging organizations in business and production denoted "Networks of ENterprises (NEN)", namely organizations generated by a temporary agreement of several firms which aim to cooperate together in a common business area.
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Teach For Armenia is an independent and autonomous Armenian nonprofit organization, which aims to cooperate with, and benefit from, the Teach For All global network.
In it, the Iranian negotiator said that talks should aim to engage and cooperate, that they should be committed to the rationale of dialogue, and that Ms. Ashton should state her "position on the nuclear weapons of the Zionist Regime" — a reference to Israel, which does not confirm or deny that it has nuclear weapons.
In that letter, the Iranian negotiator said that discussions should aim to engage and cooperate, that they should be committed to the rationale of dialogue, and that Ms. Ashton should state her "position on the nuclear weapons of the Zionist Regime".
Others aim to be.
"We aim to entertain".
Aim to be unique.
Aim to be happy.
Aim to get paid.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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