The phrase "along with cooperating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that cooperation is included as part of a larger action or context.
Example: "The team worked diligently along with cooperating with other departments to achieve the project goals."
Alternatives: "in addition to collaborating" or "together with working together".
Compared with 1977, he said, "I think you can make the case that people in New York City are happier, get along better, cooperate with one another".
Several county fairs in Southern California along with the California State Fair cooperated with Los Angeles to persuade the promoters to bring the ride to the California fair circuit this year.
Leadership means getting along in a diverse group, cooperating with teammates, effectively resolving conflict, and keeping yourself and others motivated.
In 2000, America seemed to be moving along briskly into the future, cooperating with the rest of the world on international issues, trying to clean up the environment and keep the threat of nuclear war tamped down.
The local police precinct and city social service agencies have been aware of the program all along, and have cooperated with it, said the Rev. Dr. Thomas K. Tewell, the church's senior pastor.
When he did not, and when Rider's career-long tardiness problems resurfaced -- along with his refusal to cooperate with the league over the administering of a drug test -- the Lakers merely moved on.
Although he signed the 1995 Dayton Peace Agreement on Bosnia, his authoritarian style, along with his refusal to cooperate with the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, led to the international isolation of Croatia.
The first period of the game I'll go along with Jake and cooperate, but in the second period I'll cheat on him.
Janus, along with other fund companies named in the complaint, has said it is cooperating with the investigation.
Still, the existence of a cooperating witness — along with the fact that prosecutors wiretapped some of Mr. Rajaratnam's conversations — gives them a great advantage in the case, said David S. Ruder, a law professor at Northwestern University and a former chairman of the S.E.C.
