'experience in cooperation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to someone's experience in working together harmoniously or amicably with other people or organizations. For example: "The manager's experience in cooperation was essential in making the project a success."
In this paper, the author presented his experience in cooperation with students on a high level educational process (6th 7th semester) when a student performs his first and second engineering projects.
Knowledge transfer occurs through people, and the quality of linkages depends on skills, experience in cooperation, and other factors.
Two general hospitals, one university hospital and six municipalities took part in the project, represented by people with experience in cooperation across care levels.
Through years-long experience in cooperation with researchers and university institutions, UNICEF in Bosnia and Herzegovina strives to systemically determine the directions of strategic cooperation with universities in order to promote education and research in the field of children's rights and welfare of children.
The Technical School from Vladičin Han is one of the 10 schools chosen to participate in this project, based on specific criteria, which includes adequate human resources, a large number of pupils at risk of dropping out, motivation, and experience in cooperation with institutions and organisations at the local level.
We have proposed a mathematical meta-description of a flexible information storage model based on the experience gathered in cooperation in those projects.
He gained on-the-ground experience in development cooperation as ADRA country director working in Togo and the Philippines.
"Our experience in the cooperation with UNICEF shows us that assistance is reaching the children in a fast and non-bureaucratic way.
A high proportion (87.1%) experienced problems in cooperation with the SIOs (table 4).
The first day was dedicated to sharing information about the participating organizations, the partners' research competencies, business relations, and experience in international project cooperation.
How does Brazil's experience of cooperation in health, relate to more established practices of traditional donors, and how does it reflect or contribute to current debates on 'aid effectiveness'?
