The phrase "cooperation subject" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used in business or academic writing to refer to a subject or topic that requires cooperation among multiple parties or stakeholders. For example, "We need to find a way to reach consensus on this cooperation subject in order to ensure success of the project."
The objective behind reclassifying users is to maximize the sum throughput over all the users in the network covered by an ASN gateway (or a set of BSs deployed for cooperation) subject to a minimum throughput guarantee for each user.
Indeed, the Prisoner's Dilemma, the reference game in much of the published work on this issue, poses a very demanding scenario on cooperation, subject to both the temptation to defect and the risk in cooperation [26].
With regard to the institutions of German development cooperation subject to this review: German Technical Cooperation (GTZ), with its 67 country offices, is the main technical implementing agency on behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ).
When first movers know the true probability of second-mover cooperation, subjects' own second moves still have predictive power regarding their first moves.
If authority is able to create or support valuable schemes of social cooperation, subjects may be justified in obeying even though that is not the scheme they would themselves have chosen.
Would it be enough if we made the fact of cooperation a subject of belief?
The order of the above-listed sections of the questionnaire yielded the best flow of delivering the questions and cooperation of study subjects as shown in the pilot testing of questionnaires.
Pilot study outcome measures also included an assessment of cooperation of subjects to randomization procedures and drop-out rates, recruitment effectiveness, analysis of temporal stability of BPs at the beginning of care, and the effects of inclusion/exclusion criteria on the subject pool.
Our data shows that cooperation among subjects who had experienced a higher marginal return on public-good contributions or low punishment costs in rounds 1 10 rapidly deteriorated in rounds 11 20 once these incentives were removed, eventually trending below the level of cooperation in the control group.
