"cooperation opportunities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a situation in which there are chances to collaborate with another person or organization on a project or task. For example: "We are looking forward to seeing what cooperation opportunities this partnership will bring."
Since transportation is the major application of PPP all over the world, China and the United States have huge potentials for exploring cooperation opportunities on transportation infrastructure projects.
The social network specifies not only the playing partners but, crucially, also determines how relevant strategic information diffuses or new cooperation opportunities are found.
This is because the unique features of vehicular environment such as high mobility and cooperation opportunities need to be taken into account while designing the spectrum management functions for CR-VANETs.
"The investment enables Tencent to explore cooperation opportunities with the company on mobile games publishing and newsfeed as well as to share its financial returns from the growth of its businesses and monetization in the future," a Tencent spokesperson told Reuters in a statement.
The research solutions proposed for general-purpose CR networks cannot be directly applied to CR-VANETs as the unique features of vehicular environment, such as the role of mobility, and the cooperation opportunities need to be taken into account while designing the spectrum management functions for CR-VANETs.
Trilateral cooperation opportunities that bring economic benefits to businesses can turn those businesses into advocates for good relations.
PT tries to seek help from the neighboring nodes as it is not safe to directly transmit its information to PR. ST can obtain the cooperation opportunity and access to the licensed bandwidth if and only if it can help PT achieve the target secrecy rate through the following two phases.
We measured the level of national and international cooperation, the opportunity provided by the host country to collaborate, the promotion of collaboration by national science institutions, and the types of collaboration.
Mrs. Clinton must make clear to the Bosnian Serbs that partition means isolation, while cooperation will open opportunities to join the wider European economy.
At the same time, Cornell Tech is setting up a business development office to seek out prospects for cooperation and promote opportunities, and Cornell itself is setting aside $150 million to invest in New York's technology scene.
The outcome of this consultation highlighted the need for transnational cooperation and the opportunities that could be generated by such efforts.
