The phrase "allow cooperating" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express permission for collaboration or teamwork, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The new policy will allow cooperating among different departments to enhance productivity."
Alternatives: "permit collaboration" or "enable teamwork".
We describe LOCALE, a system that allows cooperating information systems to share labels for photographs.
To allow these cooperating agents to form a larger group, the model lets them "gossip" and share alliances.
Our cooperative relaying proposal allows the cooperating radio access points (base station or relay station) to utilize any multiantenna technique used by the system to jointly serve users.
For example, the use of soil testing and the Cornell Cropware software allowed the cooperating farms to apply fertilizer only as needed for optimum crop production.
Federal prosecutors in Manhattan have sharply criticized a defense lawyer's claim that the government engaged in misconduct by allowing a cooperating witness in a Mafia case to run a sex- trafficking ring that involved a 15-year-old girl.
A federal judge in Manhattan rejected on Friday a request that he dismiss charges in a prominent Mafia case on the grounds that the government had engaged in misconduct by allowing a cooperating witness to run a sex-trafficking ring that involved a 15-year-old girl.
[GP ID 282] This fits in with the national direction of creating economies of scale but it also allows the cooperating CCGs to keep the functions local and maintain control.
Games can be classified in many ways, but here we focus on the following classification: Cooperative games, in which, players are allowed to cooperate and non-cooperative games, in which players are not allowed to cooperate.
First of all, we find when firms have same behavior (cooperation or competition) in the upstream R&D stage, firms allowed to cooperate in the product market always exert more R&D efforts in equilibrium, compared to firms competing in the downstream stage ((x^M > x^R) and (x^P > x^F) (forall gamma, h)).
