The phrase "cooperation offer" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is typically used when one party is offering to work together with another party in some capacity. For example, "We were thrilled to receive the cooperation offer from the local charity and look forward to working together on this important project."
But in Egypt's first public explanation of last week's raids, Faiza Abu El-Naga, the civilian cabinet official in charge of "international cooperation," offered a different account of those conversations.
In trade agreements, other environmental accords and arms-reduction pacts, countries have shown they can overcome mutual suspicion when cooperation offers clear, long-term benefits.
There may also be a simple calculation that the unconditional cooperation offered so far has not paid off as the Justice Department ratchets up the scope of its investigation, as indicated by the latest round of subpoenas.
At the very least, it seems plausible that an account of rights based on a grasp of the empirical conditions conducive to fair, mutually-beneficial social cooperation offers an equally sturdy basis for effective limits on state power.
Our pursuit of primacy has embroiled us in unwise and unwinnable wars, and it is time to shift from making war to making peace and time to embrace the opportunities that international cooperation offers.
Her daughter was scheduled to take entrance tests for fourth grade on her return, "and she'd never been through the third grade". The tests were passed, thanks in large part to cooperation offered by her husband, cooperation that remains essential to Brooks' success.
The Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, a nonprofit foundation established by the Federal Republic of Germany to promote international research cooperation, offers the Humboldt Research Fellowships* for scholars not resident in Germany to undertake research in that country.
It appears that the rationale of development cooperation offered by MICs is indeed not far from that of industrialised states: development assistance serves as an instrument of foreign policy (Haan 2009).
The Senate's new appropriations chairwoman, Sen. Barbara Mikulski (D-MD), was quick to capitalize on the possibility that greater bipartisan cooperation offered for getting appropriations bills through the Senate.
