"cooperation ideas" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in any context in which you are discussing ideas that involve working together, such as in a meeting where you are discussing ways to collaborate on a project. For example: "Let's brainstorm some cooperation ideas that can help us complete this assignment more efficiently."
The commission divides its proposal into four areas: Cooperation, Ideas, People, and Capacities.
Fig. 1 The quality startup recognition model and its cooperation ideas.
We conclude by reiterating that our findings in this paper presents cooperative jamming as an enabler for secrecy from an internal eavesdropper, and motivates further investigation of such cooperation ideas in more general settings including those in larger networks.
"India has a strong, real desire to increase its cooperation with China and other countries to perfect and develop its rail system, and has concrete cooperation ideas," Assistant Chinese Foreign Minister Liu Jianchao told reporters ahead of Xi's trip.
Petrie considers four factors of importance to success of interprofessional cooperation; idea dominance, psychological characteristics of participants, institutional setting, cognitive maps.
For example, the 1878 Paris Exposition facilitated international cooperation about ideas, innovations and standards.
There is a degree of cooperation and idea-sharing that naturally occurs, which is great for business and for moral support.
In 1931 at an International congress in Amsterdam on problems of the Depression, he read a paper on international economic cooperation, antici pating ideas of the Point Four Technical Assistance and Eco nomic Development Program.
It was founded in Paris in 1948 with the purpose of bringing engineers from around the world together in a spirit of cooperation to share ideas and advance the technological development of the automobile.
Their coming together has been called "the Miracle of Philadelphia". Now, the members of the Legislature and I must bring about the "Miracle of Sacramento" -- a miracle based on cooperation, goodwill, new ideas -- and devotion to the long-term good of California.
It has four broad sub-programmes: Cooperation (thematic research); Ideas (researcher-driven proposals); Capacities (supporting structures); and Marie Curie (supporting individuals).
