The phrase "cooperation in science" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the collaboration between two or more people or organizations in the scientific research or development process. For example, "The successful launch of the satellite was the result of months of cooperation in science between India and Russia."
The Pakistani president is expected to receive strong economic support, including agreements on tariffs and investment and cooperation in science and technology.
We will continue to make good on the commitments that I made in Cairo -– to build networks of entrepreneurs and expand exchanges in education, to foster cooperation in science and technology, and combat disease.
It will promote cooperation in science, policy, and management to overcome political, economic and cultural barriers in the name of science, conservation, and development, in a world presented with evermore pressures on the natural environment.
European Cooperation in Science and Technology, http://www.cost.eu/.eu/
In the following week, the importance of collaboration and cooperation in science and science education was discussed.
WASHINGTON, D.C.--International cooperation in science received a boost today at a White House ceremony solidifying U.S. participation in a $6 billion multinational project.
Nixon then proceeded to Moscow in May 1972 and signed 10 documents providing for cooperation in economics, science and technology, outer space, medicine, health, and the environment.
The agenda should include promotion of economic freedom, business ties, transparency, good governance and the rule of law, as well as cooperation in medicine, science and space.
Iran, which has always maintained that its nuclear power program is for peaceful purposes, has so far refused to sign the protocol, and demands technical cooperation in nuclear science from other signing nations in return.
Those led to a set of recommendations, the so-called Blue Book, proposing that the process should be carried on in four general topics, or "baskets": (1) questions of European security, (2) cooperation in economics, science and technology, and the environment, (3) humanitarian and cultural cooperation, and (4) a follow-up to the conference.
The International Federation of Societies of Cosmetic Chemists ( IFSCC ) promotes international cooperation in cosmetic science and technology--and offers a gateway to regional societies and information.
