"broad cooperation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a cooperative relationship that involves multiple people or entities working together in harmony. Example: "We believe that broad cooperation between our two countries will lead to lasting peace and prosperity."
"We're prepared for broad cooperation".
Such broad cooperation in cancer research would be very unusual for the pharmaceutical industry.
The agreement among senior European diplomats paves the way for the union and Moscow to start negotiating their first broad cooperation deal in more than a decade.
In an effort to avoid a ban from athletics, Russia offered "broad cooperation" on doping reforms on Friday, including the creation of a new anti-doping agency.
Moving to allay the fears of whites and investors in his state of the nation speech, Mr. Mbeki urged broad cooperation to reinvigorate the economy and reduce inequality.
Jeffrey Nelson, a spokesman for Verizon Wireless, said his company was aware of Google's plans for a store when it signed a broad cooperation agreement with Google.
The shared use of the Predator is part of a broader cooperation between the C.I.A. and Pentagon.
The United States is also quietly seeking broader cooperation with Cuba on immigration, drug smuggling, the environment and human rights matters.
The law expanded the definition of hate crimes and allowed broader cooperation between states and the federal government.
In its opinion, the court rejected a secret request made by the Justice Department this year to allow broader cooperation and evidence-sharing between counterintelligence investigators and criminal prosecutors.
"The effort of everyone to create a better tomorrow demands concord, dialogue and broader cooperation between political forces," the conservative New Democracy party retorted.
