The phrase "and cooperate in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing collaboration or working together towards a common goal or task.
Example: "We need to establish a framework where all parties can communicate effectively and cooperate in a meaningful way."
Alternatives: "and work together in a" or "and collaborate in a".
I hope that American companies follow the lead of their British counterparts and cooperate in a "mydata" program.
In this paper, we will discuss hybrid architectures in which different processing modules coexist and cooperate in a principled way.
CNPD needs multi-disciplinary workgroups to communicate and cooperate in a computer network environment, particularly a multi-agent system (MAS) environment.
Mr. Martoma has pleaded not guilty and refused the government's overtures to become an informant and cooperate in a case against Mr. Cohen.
[Page C1.] Associate of Conrad Black Agrees to Plead Guilty A longtime business partner of Conrad M. Black, the former press baron, was indicted on criminal fraud charges and has agreed to plead guilty and cooperate in a continuing investigation.
"It was a genuine pleasure to see so many experts from different fields grapple with these issues, express their disagreements, and cooperate in a common intellectual inquiry.
The distributed model predictive controllers are connected through a shared communication network and cooperate in an iterative fashion at time instants in which full system state measurements (both fast and slow) are available, to guarantee closed-loop stability.
It was wonderful to see and meet so many Arctic peoples, Inuit, Same and more, coming together to talk, listen, learn and cooperate in an atmosphere of openness and progress.
The Conference recommended that FAO should support the establishment of a World Forestry Day, and cooperate in an appropriate manner to this end with Member Nations.
"They are going to be working closely with the Yemeni forces and cooperating in a variety of different ways," Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld told reporters today.
A ragtag army of programmers organized into groups, wrote computer code, made the code available for anyone to revise and, by competing and cooperating in a global community, reshaped the market for software.
