“fields of cooperation” is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to special areas or topics in which people work together on common projects or goals. For example, “The two countries have agreed to explore fields of cooperation in trade, energy, and security.”.
Beneath a stale enmity lurk many potential fields of cooperation.
Initial fields of cooperation in research and capacity building, coupled with social and financial investment are identified as follows: 1. Development of people-centered early warning technology for landslides, especially within a changing climate context; 2.
It is worth noting also that both countries are already engaged in various fields of cooperation, mainly on medical technologies, agriculture and water (South Africa is going through a terrible drought this year), bettering the economy and local living conditions and health of the general public.
Iran's battle to stop the flow of drugs coming in from neighboring Afghanistan has often been mentioned as a potential field of cooperation during negotiations over the country's nuclear program.
The National Urban Policy as well as the Act on revitalization have defined, in a modern manner, the field of cooperation between the local government, the administration and the residents; the transition to the second stage of a democratic society – the residents as the co-hosts of the urban space.
The Defense Secretary said it was of major interest to the United States to try to meet the legitimate security interests of the NATO partners in the field of nuclear cooperation.
Another reason is that as long as ELSA is a field of interdisciplinary cooperation, solid disciplinary competence is necessary.
The crucial thing is that it also embeds the peace process, to which the European Union can make a substantial contribution by supporting and setting up dialogue, as well, of course, as in the field of economic cooperation and development aid.
The Swiss government policy emphasizes improving 'the efficiency of multilateral players in the fields of health, development cooperation and humanitarian aid,' but not aid volumes noting that 'no additional human or financial resources are planned for the implementation of this agreement' (FDHA, emphasis added).
In the light of field observations, it is becoming increasingly important to study the evolution of cooperation on dynamical networks.
