The phrase "of bilateral cooperation" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a relationship or agreement between two countries or organizations where both parties work together for their mutual benefit. Example: The meeting between the leaders of the two countries focused on strengthening the ties of bilateral cooperation in trade and security.
The spokeswoman added: "We have a range of bilateral cooperation with Saudi Arabia and that continues.
Obviously, US passage of the 'Magnitsky Law' will adversely affect the prospects of bilateral cooperation".
The reset had allowed us to pick off the low-hanging fruit in terms of bilateral cooperation.
European countries already have varying degrees of bilateral cooperation on counterterrorism, but the union has made only piecemeal efforts to address terrorist threats multilaterally.
In an example of bilateral cooperation, Italian authorities arrested Mr. Ahmed and informed their Belgian counterparts of the suspected plot; the Belgians arrested Mr. Chabarou the same day.
"We have embarked today on a new journey of bilateral cooperation," Mr. Singh said in a Twitter post on Monday evening.
Saif said the shipment was halted because the regime was "fed up" with the pace of the relationship and what it perceived as a backing-out of commitments to bilateral cooperation.
We look at the United States as a privileged and strategic partner, and we are ready to make all necessary steps in this direction, sharing the benefits of the bilateral cooperation, but also exploring the plethora of international responsibilities.
Since recognizing Abkhazia's independence in 2008, after the brief Georgia-Russia war, Russia has effectively taken over a number of Abkhazia's critical functions and economic sectors under the mantra of pursuing "bilateral cooperation".
Within the scope of a bilateral cooperation between Svensk Kärnbränslehantering (SKB) and Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe, Institut für Nukleare Entsorgung (FZK-INE), an actinide migration experiment is currently being performed at the Äspö Hard Rock Laboratory (HRL) in Sweden.
At the celebratory affair the office was born 50 years ago researchers from both Japan and the United States recalled highlights of past bilateral cooperation, presented a look at some ongoing projects, and outlined some challenges for the future.
