"complementary cooperation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to two or more entities working together in a cooperative way to form a cohesive, mutually beneficial arrangement. For example, "Achieving our shared goal will require complementary cooperation between all stakeholders involved."
Further areas of cooperation, complementary to campaigns, should be joint efforts in shaping health-promoting environments for the consumers [ 19, 47, 57, 58], and actions that counterbalance the market failures (as e.g. the information asymmetry, which contribute to obesity) [ 6, 24].
The EPICURE framework shows how a cooperation of complementary methodologies and CAD tools associated with a relevant architecture can significantly improve the designer productivity, especially in the context of reconfigurable architectures.
But this will only happen with the cooperation and complementary efforts of public and private players to develop markets and institutions that work for poor people.
Foster cooperation between complementary groups of diverse individuals.
Whilst those who are engaged in partnership programmes believe that this approach is a valid, cost-effective and complementary form of technical cooperation [ 6] it is recognised that there is a lack of high quality evidence and inherent difficulties in measuring the effectiveness and benefits of partnership work [ 7].
The Guide takes readers through a step by step process on how to engage in South-South Cooperation as a complementary instrument to North-South Cooperation, as a means to deliver on FAO's mandate and achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.
However, this does not automatically guarantee good cooperation and communication between complementary practitioners and conventional practitioners.
(2) Complementary competencies: The rationale behind international cooperation in research may be that this provides access to highly competent researchers, thus resulting in high quality research which will be more frequently cited.
A complementary mode of action indicates the cooperation of two genes (or proteins) in the resistant reaction.
Firstly, it proposed that the formation the knowledge cooperation was mainly due to complementary resource advantages achieving, cost and risk sharing, and mutual learning.
