"loyal cooperation" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It describes a strong and dependable partnership or collaboration between two or more individuals or groups. It implies a sense of trust and dedication to working together towards a common goal. Example: The successful completion of the project was due to the loyal cooperation between the research team and the marketing department.
I cannot adequately express my appreciation of their wise counsel and loyal cooperation.
Pope John Paul II, who had earlier thanked Mr. Aznar for his "loyal cooperation," reprimanded Mr. Zapatero in June, reminding him of Spain's Christian values.
A similar concern underpins cases in which the Court has held that, when entering into commitments on the international stage, Member States and Community institutions are under a duty of loyal cooperation.
Besides, the obligations under Article 307 EC and the related duty of loyal cooperation flow in both directions: they apply to the Community as well as to the Member States.
It repeats the call to the Commission and the member states to assist the inquiry by respecting the principle of "loyal cooperation" as defined by EU rules.
The European Union, for its part, must be able to continue to count on the constructive, loyal cooperation of all the territorial authorities: the regions, of course, but also towns, cities and subregional territorial structures.
The Commission regrets that the Parliament did not act in accordance with the principle of loyal and sincere cooperation and, despite its request, did not allow the Commission enough time to express its opinion before adopting the revision.
The Republican rejection of the concepts of minority cooperation and "loyal opposition" is anathema to the way our political system is supposed to work, and did work.
Its entire global empire, encompassing nearly half of humanity, rested on these slender ties of cooperation to loyal local elites.
In the interest of loyal and sound institutional cooperation, the European Parliament and the Council commit to maintaining regular and active contacts at all levels, through their respective negotiators, throughout the whole budgetary procedure and, in particular, during the conciliation period.
The chief government spokesman, Uwe-Karsten Heye, said Mr. Schröder had regretfully accepted Mr. Steiner's resignation and thanked him for "consistently loyal, professionally excellent and committed cooperation in difficult times".
