The phrase "long-lasting cooperation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a type of relationship between two or more people or organizations that is intended to last for a prolonged period. For example: "The two companies have been engaged in long-lasting cooperation since they first partnered in 2011."
Most importantly, to have a long-lasting impact, cooperation must be tailored to local needs, engage local healthcare leaders, and build new generations of local leaders in oncologic imaging.
Bilateral and regional negotiation can accomplish much, but long-lasting and effective cooperation on a global scale requires more.
The way forward to protecting the world's most important natural areas lies in a "Collaborative Conservation" effort: forging long-lasting bonds of cooperation between the 'silos' or stakeholders.
"Estonia and the U.S. have had a long-lasting and fruitful defense cooperation for years," Defense Minister Margus Tsahkna said.
Yard's effect on the Wilderness Society proved long-lasting; he was responsible for initiating cooperation with other major preservationist groups, including the National Park Association.
These findings speak to the importance of memory as one of the prerequisites for establishing long-lasting social interactions via reciprocity and promoting the emergence of cooperation.
Further, it can be a long-lasting, laborious process to detect an occupational contact allergen and cooperation from the patient and the manufacturer of the sensitizing product is essential.
Hence it emerges that social dilemma and trust in other people's cooperation represent the most important determinants that affect long-lasting collective action.
In an almost perfect balance taking into account history, geography and culture, Eurasia and the Pacific can harmoniously complement each other but there can not be any long-lasting Eurasian vigor without a Sino-European arch of understanding and cooperation.
