The phrase 'interdisciplinary cooperation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when two or more disciplines come together to share knowledge and resources to accomplish a common goal. For example, "An interdisciplinary team of researchers from the fields of medicine and biology collaborated on a project to advance understanding of the human immune system."
Use of soil-water-plant-climate simulation models can facilitate interdisciplinary cooperation.
The opportunities are as follows: (1) Interdisciplinary cooperation can improve the effect of acupuncture for POI.
Proper project planning and interdisciplinary cooperation will enhance the chances for a successful project.
It is problem oriented and applied, and illustrates how scientific and interdisciplinary cooperation can work.
It should be started as early as possible, using concurrent engineering, interdisciplinary cooperation, efficient programming tools and simulation.
Furthermore it becomes possible to create synergies through technical integration by interdisciplinary cooperation and sharing of know-how across trades.
Side by side with this strong trend toward specialization, however, is another, countering trend: that of cross-fertilization and interdisciplinary cooperation.
Simulation models, created using Matlab/Simulink® from MathWorks, are decomposed to so-called simulation chips suitable for interdisciplinary cooperation during design-time.
Urgently needed is active interdisciplinary cooperation in research and development, both in universities and industries, cooperation involving biochemists, bioengineers, mathematicians, computational scientists, systems analysts and specialists in bioinformatics.
The interdisciplinary cooperation between otology/neurotology, pharmaceutics, physics, and other disciplines will result in improved drug delivery systems for the inner ear.
The paper seeks to review the aforementioned areas, identify new problems and trends, triggering this way new research efforts for interdisciplinary cooperation between researchers.
