"cooperative posture" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe one's attitude or approach towards working with others in a collaborative and harmonious manner. Example: In order to achieve a successful outcome, it is important for both parties to maintain a cooperative posture during the negotiation process.
GENERAL SANCHEZ -- I think it was a cooperative posture that he was presenting to us.
Thus Afghanistan can be an important test for measuring Iran's willingness to modify its conduct and to adopt a cooperative posture toward its neighbors and the international community.
A prosecutor asked at the time that the case remain secret for one week to determine whether Mr. Abassi would be "in a cooperative posture with the government," a transcript shows.
The disparity in their sentences reflect the cooperative posture of defendants and what the Government believed to be their role.
"Our posture is to be as cooperative as we possibly can," Victoria Nuland, a State Department spokeswoman, said Tuesday.
According to the two people associated with the investigation, the N.C.A.A. believes that the St. John's athletic director, Ed Manetta Jr., and the university have taken a defensive posture and have been less than cooperative with the association.
Herein, cooperative relaying, which means retransmission not by sensor nodes themselves but through their cooperators, works effectively, since human postures do not suddenly change the states of the links in quite a short duration such as a retransmission interval.
Sharif, who in the past often displayed a confrontational posture toward Washington, had signaled since the election his interest in a more cooperative relationship this time.
We show that perceptual reconstruction of fluent movement from static body postures does not merely enlist areas traditionally associated with visual body processing, but involves cooperative recruitment of motor areas, consistent with a "motor way of seeing".
This back-to-back behavior is a risk-prone posture that provides the dyad with a full panoramic view of the environment, reflecting a form of cooperative social behavior.
