"cooperate between" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe two or more people working together in order to accomplish a goal or task. For example: "The two teachers had to cooperate between each other to ensure a successful school year for their students."
In [11], authors propose a reputation system that encourages nodes to cooperate between them and punish misbehavior nodes.
We find that both contest conditions reduce the willingness to cooperate between subjects compared to a benchmark condition without an innovation contest.
Without any centralized body, SUs have to cooperate between themselves in an ad hoc manner to exchange information and obtain necessary knowledge, such as network topology and PUs' presence.
Each holonic level of this model is responsible to process a step of the hybrid metaheuristic algorithm and to cooperate between them to attain the global solution of the problem.
Throughout the game, players can unlock Bros. Attacks, which use Bros. Points (BP) which requires players to cooperate between Mario and Luigi's actions to perform powerful combination attacks.
NA09 "After the workshops we planned how to cooperate between us and nurses on high grades.
Inter-mobility and intra-mobility cooperation: refers to the capability of cooperating between the inter-mobility (e.g., MIPv6) and intra-mobility localized mobility management (e.g., PMIPv6) in order to enhance the mobility [138].
The CoMABC protocol consists of three phases: phases 1 and 2 are similar to the MABC protocol and at the third phase, by cooperating between node 1 and the relay node, we send information to node 2. To explain why we must use the CoMABC protocol, suppose that we are at the MABC protocol.
Cooperating between countries/regions, USA and UK are in the center of the network which play leading roles in the information dissemination and resources control in health management.
This includes the necessity to cooperate across borders between countries (The Netherlands vs. Germany) as well as inter-sectorial borders (e.g. human vs. veterinary medicine; hospital vs. community healthcare) to a much larger extent than this is done nowadays.
As future lines of research, we propose looking in greater depth at the analysis of the companies that do not cooperate, analysing the relationship between cooperation, innovation and business results, and broadening the scope of study to other parks.
