The term "bilateral collaboration" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it when two parties (i.e. two countries, companies, etc.) are working together to achieve a common goal. For example, "The two governments have agreed to a bilateral collaboration to help combat the spread of the virus."
This meeting was set up to evaluate the present state of French-Dutch public and private research collaboration and to determine the significance of bilateral collaboration.
Institute Agronomic do Paraná (IAPAR) and Companhia Paranaense de Energia (Copel) had a bilateral collaboration Project of Microalga for Bioenergy that partial financially supported this study.
Besides government level agreements, bilateral collaboration is established also at the level of research-performing organisations, such as the national academies of science, state research centres and universities.
Analysis of the dynamic behavior of the ADTF has been carried out in the frame of a bilateral collaboration between the Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe and the Argonne National Laboratory ANLL).
A bilateral collaboration project was carried out between the Jožef Stefan Institute (JSI, Slovenia) and the Commissariat à l'Énergie Atomique et aux Énergies Alternatives (CEA, France) to determine whether the JSI TRIGA reactor could be used for irradiations of samples for the FT-TIMS method.
If you pick sides rather than fostering bilateral collaboration, the Relays suffer more extensive damage.
They pledged to deepen bilateral collaborations on energy, defence and security, among other issues.The choreography of the visits suggests that Vladimir Putin's government may still look to Vietnam as an important business and strategic partner or at the very least, as a friend whom it can't afford to snub when passing through the area.Russian firms do brisk business here.
As S&T counsellor, I further bilateral collaborations, R&D partnerships, and strategic alliances.
Under the ITER technology R&D tasks, not only has work been shared among four home teams, but also several bilateral collaborations and round-robin experiments have been performed to enhance the R&D activities.
For political and internal security reasons (e.g. disease control), Thailand and the surrounding countries already have established bilateral collaborations between their respective public health systems (93).
63 It is clear that there was a growing role for international agencies in filling health care gaps where the government was not willing or able to cover these, as in the case of Tanzania reported by Stephen and Roberts, where bilateral collaborations and global health initiatives supported ART for refugees.
