The phrase "cooperation process" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of two or more people or organizations working together for a common goal. For example: The cooperation process between the two teams resulted in a successful project.
Consequently, we design a cooperating alliance forming algorithm to automate the cooperation process, and propose a new job scheduling algorithm and resource allocation policies to achieve an efficient and fair cooperation in the cluster alliance.
Each solution is a unique development, which make difficult the cooperation process between labs.
It is found that in discussing which driving force is more important in the local cooperation programme, the conclusion varies in different stages of the cooperation process.
This article's objective is about the cooperation process research between people in decision, design and feedback phase from related group and department participating in the building project.
The new bottom‐up, more broadly inclusive, international cooperation process toward climate change mitigation initiated in the run up to the COP21 Paris agreement creates a much bigger role for an active role of financial markets and corporate governance.
Results show that there is no significant difference among the two groups in learning performance; however, participants in the embodiment-based learning group have higher perceived cooperation process and social flow during learning process than the traditional learning group.
Garcia explores and evaluates these transformative neighbourhood projects alongside some wonderful photographs: "Projects like these are a great opportunity to work collectively, where cooperation processes are based on exchanging knowledge and experiences..
Large-scale international waters management projects usually focus on fostering formal inter-governmental cooperation processes, which often lead to limited on-the-ground impact.
The same is happening in Russia: domestic producers are getting involved in international cooperation processes, integrating into large, successful GVCs and losing their independence in the process.
On the other hand, involvement in continuous decision-making and cooperation processes appeared to inspire critical thinking and potentially broader engagement with the system by community participants.
The collaboration may be influenced by contextual factors, which shape their interests, management, and technical cooperation (processes).
