"cooperative actions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to activities or endeavors that involve multiple people working together towards a common goal. For example: "The team's cooperative actions were essential in completing the project on time."
In particular, cooperation thrives if individuals gain reputation through cooperative actions and target their cooperative efforts toward others that have a high reputation.
The second question of the memory task evaluated the cooperativeness of partners on a scale from 0 (no cooperative actions) to 100 (always cooperative).
Second, they rated the cooperativeness of the current partner on a scale from 0 (no cooperative actions) to 100 (always cooperative) and, third, categorized him or her as a defector or cooperator.
The basic molecular interactions required for the signal transduction function of the plasma membrane can be fundamentally understood and conveniently summarized as the cooperative actions of these mesoscale domains, where thermal fluctuations/movements of molecules and weak cooperativity play crucial roles.
"This is a major success for cooperative actions," Viktor P. Ivanov, Russia's top drug enforcement official, told journalists in Moscow.
Cellulose polymers are degraded to glucose through sequential and cooperative actions of these enzymes.
What moves people to cooperative action?
"This is still possible if the opportunities for international cooperative action are fully seized".
Critics argue he is easy on corporate polluters, but the administration contends it achieves more through cooperative action.
They are so desensitized that it takes a scene of sickening destruction to jar them into cooperative action.
Through a cooperative action with bacteria, legumes are able to convert atmospheric nitrogen directly into nitrogen compounds.
