The phrase "cooperatively for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to convey the idea of working together or collaborating for a common goal or purpose. Example: Our company believes in working cooperatively for the benefit of both employees and customers.
"We now have an understanding of how we can work constructively and cooperatively for the greater good," he said.
The partners had worked cooperatively for years, but were never able to put together a project for the site.
Darwin had spotted that ant castes threatened his idea of natural selection; here was a group of animals that apart from the queens didn't reproduce but worked cooperatively for the good of the colony.
It is all a far cry from their 1997 manifesto pledge: "Our fundamental purpose is simple but hugely important: to restore the NHS as a public service working cooperatively for patients not a commercial business driven by competition".
In consequence, multiple compensation devices are recommended to operate cooperatively for ensuring a friendly power quality.
In addition, the distributed nature of sensor networks also forces each sensor node to act cooperatively for a goal of maximizing the performance of overall network.
While the five stations have put their equipment on the Alpine Tower for now, they are cooperatively scouting for a permanent site from which to transmit their signals.
In the prisoner's dilemma, the meaning of these parameters is "Temptation" to behave non-cooperatively, "Reward" for mutual cooperation, "Punishment" for mutual non-cooperative behavior and "Sucker's payoff" for a cooperative individual meeting an uncooperative one (see Fig. 1).
The driving speed was cooperatively calculated for the safe crossing of the intersection.
ISPs cooperatively relay for each other, and peers assist in distributing and fetching the content as near as possible.
For example, (mathcal {S} = { 1,2}) means VO#1 and VO#2 cooperatively apply for the PRB resource in the bankruptcy game.
