The phrase "also cooperated with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing collaboration or partnership with an entity or individual in a specific context.
Example: "The organization also cooperated with a local charity to provide support for the community."
Alternatives: "also collaborated with a" or "also worked alongside a".
Also cooperating with investigators is an ally of Ms. Davis who, with her backing, was elected a judge last year but has since given up both his judgeship and his license to practice law.
Symbol has also cooperated with the S.E.C. and has made an effort to compensate disgruntled shareholders.
Mmi1p also seems to cooperate with the exosome, a multi-subunit protein complex with nuclease activity (Mitchell et al, 1997; Allmang et al, 1999), to degrade mRNAs within the nucleus (Harigaya et al, 2006).
The Los Angeles Times reported that the Pentagon would also cooperate with a VH1 show called the "Military Diaries Project," which will turn 60 soldiers into Josh Hartnetts as they star in their own war movies, training digital cameras on themselves.
Here, we show that RhoGEF2 also cooperates with an activated allele of a downstream effector of Ras, Raf (Raf GOF).
"It's not implausible for there to be a series of circumstances where the agency's talents would be used to protect Castro". The agency also cooperated with "Bad Company," a film that takes such a broadly comic approach to CIA work that its studio pulled it from its scheduled December release, worried that audiences might not find the spoof so funny after the terrorist attacks.
Since then he has also cooperated with French lawmakers, who issued a report in the summer that calculated that Mr. Falciani's information included 127,311 clients, including 6,313 from France who were suspected of tax evasion.
He also cooperated with Browder's Hermitage Capital investment fund to expose a £142m money-laundering operation.
