"bolster cooperation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to express the concept of making cooperative relationships and activities stronger or more effective. For example, "Let us work together to bolster cooperation between our businesses."
Aware of such concerns, Attorney General John Ashcroft began a four-nation tour of Europe today to bolster cooperation and reassure Washington's allies.
Mr. Collins also encouraged colleagues in the State House not to attend the annual Princeton legislative forum, designed to bolster cooperation and learning between the university and Legislature, said Pamela Hersh, who organized the event and serves as Princeton's director of state and community affairs.
The EC's intent here is also to bolster cooperation between tech firms, trusted flaggers (aka third party specialist organization that help platforms with identifying problem content) and law enforcement authorities.
Venezuela and China agreed to bolster cooperation on oil, with plans to build jointly two refineries and to double a joint strategic investment fund to $12 billion, Chavez told reporters in Beijing during his two-day China visit, which ends Wednesday.
In 2003, France and the UK signed a bilateral treaty in the northern French coastal resort town of Le Touquet to bolster cooperation between the two countries' police forces at the border.
Here, special schools act as resources to help the inclusion of children in mainstream schools, bolster cooperation between special and mainstream schools to prepare children for mainstream schools, and support those children them once they get there.
More regular and meaningful cabinet meetings could strengthen links across departments and with the White House staff, bolstering cooperation and reducing overlap and miscommunication.
Mr. Romney will talk about his plans to bolster bipartisan cooperation before Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, and Howard Dean, 2004 Democratic presidential candidate, debate the former governor's November prospects in a political roundtable.
In the evening of March 18th Mr Biden met Estonia's president before heading to Vilnius to meet the presidents of Lithuania and Latvia.In January Mr Hagel had emphasised that America would continue to bolster military cooperation with Poland, reiterating Washington's commitment to building a missile defence shield system in Poland by 2018.
Against a backdrop of current isolationist nationalism in some countries and the wicked policy challenges and crises of the 21st century, there are compelling reasons to bolster global cooperation based on inclusive, transnational deliberative policy learning (including participation of those disappointed by the political establishment).
U.S. and EU officials will soon meet in an effort to bolster Atlantic cooperation.
