"basis for cooperation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you need to refer to the shared principles that two parties agree to cooperate on. For example, "We established a basis for cooperation by agreeing on a few key principles."
This can create a toxic work environment that undermines the basis for cooperation, sharing and even innovation.
The directive is expected to form the basis for cooperation agreements with auditing authorities from other parts of the world, the commission said, including the oversight board.
Even so, their meeting seems to have laid a reasonable basis for cooperation and for managing the inevitable competition between rising and established powers.
Mr. Bush was right to build on the Clinton administration legacy and forge stronger ties with India, a burgeoning power whose democratic values provide a unique basis for cooperation.
The Octobrists acknowledged the October Manifesto as a sufficient basis for cooperation with the government and accepted Stolypin's agrarian program as well as his desire to strengthen the position of the Russian nation throughout the empire.
Frederick returned from the East, defeated the papal forces, and reached an agreement with the pope at Ceprano in 1230 that did much to restore the basis for cooperation.
"This creates a good basis for serious cooperation between museums for noble ends," Mr. Salleo said.
The board and directors no longer see any basis for further cooperation".
The military remains reluctant to expand the U.S. military footprint, but we now have the basis for increased cooperation.
That is not a good basis for future cooperation between rich and poor countries on issues such as climate change.
Multi-lateral Partnerships 10. (C) The 21st Century Leadership Alliance can provide the basis for greater cooperation between the U.S., India and Japan in promoting democracy and good governance in Afghanistan.
