"continuing cooperation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is frequently used when referring to ongoing collaboration between two or more entities. For example, "The two nations agreed to a continuing cooperation in the development of new technologies."
Continuing cooperation on these issues is on the top of my agenda for this trip".
The government is also counting on the continuing cooperation of individual and corporate energy users in holding down demand.
The reason they cite is Mr. Trimble's continuing cooperation with Sinn Fein despite the I.R.A.'s refusal to begin disarming.
It contains terms normally seen in a plea agreement, like a promise of continuing cooperation in exchange for not pursuing additional charges.
Such incidents have raised fears that there could be continuing cooperation between the Syrian and Lebanese security forces to deal with the regime's enemies here.
Some believe that may be the goal of its next test — and perhaps, some intelligence reports speculate, of continuing cooperation on missile design between Iran and North Korea.
Sharif has called for Pakistan's foreign policy to be debated in parliament, but supports continued cooperation with the United States.
Barclays was praised by the Justice Department for its "extraordinary cooperation" in the Libor inquiry, and continued cooperation would be a point in its favor.
In a letter to Mr. Astorino citing the problems with the county's plan, Mr. Johnson did thank him for his "continued cooperation".
"China is willing to continue cooperation with the countries concerned, to help European countries to achieve steady economic growth," he added.
"After the revolution, some of the partners to Egypt were a little hesitant to continue cooperation," Mr. Hassan of the Ministry of International Cooperation said.
