The phrase "cooperative framework" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a set of guidelines or principles that promote cooperation and collaboration among individuals or groups. Example: The two countries signed a bilateral agreement to establish a cooperative framework for addressing climate change issues.
"We expect we'll see broad support for the type of cooperative framework the ministers of finance first introduced two weeks ago".
Less rigidly ideological "soft revisionists" blamed the Cold War on the irascible Truman administration, which, they charged, had jettisoned the cooperative framework built up by Roosevelt at Tehrān and Yalta and had dropped the atomic bombs on Japan as a means of frightening the Russians and forcing an "American peace".
Some see such a cooperative framework existing only in each separate nation state; some see a global cooperative framework (Beitz 1979, Pogge 1989).
In Section 4, our cooperative framework is shown.
In Section 4, we propose our cooperative framework.
We propose an original cooperative framework for intrusion detection that can prevent mobility-based evasion.
We also needed to build new cooperative frameworks with the then-Soviet Union.
Not a mushy, bumper sticker kind of peace, but the robust containment of conflict and competition within cooperative frameworks.
After defining the required parameters, the proposed Stackelberg game formulation in non-cooperative framework is determined.
In a non-cooperative game each player considers the needs of the other players but makes decisions independently, therefore application of game theory to the Guam case study would be within this non-cooperative framework.
Institutional and cultural framework: cooperative model innovation instead of a temporary monopoly profit-based model.
