The phrase "cooperation ties" is correct and usable in written English.
It generally refers to a relationship based on mutual assistance and/or working together. For example, "The two countries have established strong cooperation ties following several years of diplomatic negotiations."
U.S. and European governments had spent years forging security cooperation ties with Tunis and Cairo to combat al-Qaeda affiliated terrorist groups.
Imagine a generation of Americans who have deep, meaningful friendships with families abroad and the the degree of understanding and cooperation ties that solid would foster.
The results from applying QAP and ANOVA analytical techniques reveal against widespread assumptions that managers participating in strategy-making not only use informal cooperation ties in addition to their formally designed relationships, but they also disregard their formal work contacts to a surprising extent.
However, the University is the entity that has both the most cooperation ties and the most business relations.
The companies with the most business relationships are not the ones that have the most cooperation ties.
It is observed that there are various focal enterprises and that the number of cooperation ties is high.
Russia has been present in Syria as a major provider of defense and political support for half a century, building up habits of cooperation and ties at all levels of society, perhaps best symbolized by the intermarriage of thousands of Russian-Syrian couples.
Because the dense and clustered relationships raise trust and cooperation, while ties to other clusters bring new information to the cluster[ 24, 25].
These effects of network fluidity on economic outcomes are mediated, in these experiments, by the levels of cooperation and tie formation that subjects evince.
Chrysler and American Motors have a long history of cooperation, and the ties between the two have grown closer in recent years.
The contents have not been disclosed, but beyond a general statement of shared goals, possible subjects may include arms sales, economic ties, cooperation in space and their shared border, scholars said.
