The phrase "interstate cooperation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can generally be used to discuss cooperation between two or more different states in the same country. For example, "Interstate cooperation between Virginia and West Virginia has been vital in securing funding for the construction of new bridges in the region."
There is, however, some hydroelectric power from the Snowy Mountains Hydro-electric Scheme, a major development initiated in 1949 by interstate cooperation.
NATO's three newest members -- Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic, all added in the first enlargement, in 1999 -- have concluded 10 agreements among themselves and with their neighbors to ensure stable borders, promote interstate cooperation and address minority concerns.
Similar to the liberal approach, the aid regime is seen as an arena for interstate cooperation that facilitates contacts, provides information and sets the conditions to achieve common goals (Martin 1999).
He says he would provide tax credits to make energy efficiency upgrades more affordable for homeowners, businesses and industry, and continue interstate cooperation to reduce climate pollution.
For horizontal challenges, the response of the government focuses on interstate cooperation to minimize disease exportation and importation.
It will additionally challenge the interstate cooperation on high performance medicine of the maximum hospital care level and the development of care concepts within each state on the primary and secondary hospital care level.
The ice action plan, unveiled by chief minister Adam Giles on Monday, flagged intentions to improve health and rehabilitative care, strengthen legislation, improve interstate law enforcement cooperation and review youth diversionary programs, but no increases in funding were announced.
In this re-direction, uniformity of policies is important; interstate coordination and cooperation to develop uniform policies could be important for further growth and will make it easier for firms to project future costs and benefits.
Rather than encourage the practice, the secretary of commerce should facilitate cooperation among the states -- via federal legislation or an interstate compact -- to reduce corporations' abilities to extract subsidies by playing states and their residents off of each other, as states sprint past one another, into ever deeper deficits.
