"lasting cooperation" is a valid phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a type of agreement or relationship that is intended to be in effect for a prolonged amount of time. For example, "The two countries signed a treaty establishing a lasting cooperation between them".
Former rivalries must be left behind to embrace new and long-lasting cooperation frameworks.
These numerous symbioses might reflect a long-lasting cooperation between the larger heterotrophic inhabitants of the vent communities and the smaller prokaryotes capable of chemoautotrophy; such cooperation may have eventually driven the emergence of eukaryotes [ 293, 296].
Although intense cooperation lasted only from the Nazi takeover of Germany in 1933 to the start of the war with Japan in 1937, and concrete measures at industrial reform started in earnest only in 1936, it had a profound effect on Chinese modernization and the capability of the Chinese to resist the Japanese in the war.
The jointly run park, which was the Koreas' last major cooperation project, employed about 54,000 North Koreans who worked for more than 120 South Korean companies, most of them small and medium-size manufacturers.
To address the growing power of the Count of Anjou, Geoffrey Martel, William joined with King Henry in a campaign against him, the last known cooperation between the two.
It led to lasting transatlantic friendships and channels of cooperation that continue to this day.
There is a need to restructure US-Arab cooperation, with a consideration toward creating lasting civil stability.
This fascinating cooperation established the basis for a friendship between us lasting for many years.
And some wonder how long the union cooperation will last, especially as the contract comes up for negotiation this year.
But with rising tensions between Washington and Moscow, it's far from certain how long such cooperation can last – or whether measures can be put in place to ring-fence the Arctic from wider global antagonism.
