The phrase "pattern of cooperation" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
This phrase can be used to describe a consistent and organized course of activities that individuals, groups, or organizations engage in together in order to accomplish a shared goal. For example, "The two countries have established a stable pattern of cooperation that has resulted in increased economic growth."
Institutional liberalism places high value on the cooperative opportunities provided by international institutions; a pattern of cooperation reduces the likelihood of war.
Rather, Mr. Rumsfeld said, the purpose was to establish a long-term pattern of cooperation.
"We hope the Iraqi response today represents the future pattern of cooperation," said Jacques Baute, leader of the nuclear inspectors.
This is part of a broader pattern of cooperation between the two countries that began earlier this year.
Ukraine and Kazakhstan demonstrated a similar pattern of cooperation when they decided to rid themselves of the nuclear weapons, intercontinental ballistic missiles and heavy bombers inherited from the Soviet Union.
(p.192) Thus, we can speak of an action pattern of cooperation and cross-linking as the proclaimed norm.
The American anthropologist Margaret Mead studied the patterns of cooperation and competition in 13 primitive societies and was able to document wide variations in those behaviours in different societies.
It was also in keeping with the patterns of cooperation developed at Daytona and Talledega, where restrictor plate racing has made the strategic use of aerodynamics, or drafting, the key to success.
Military officials say such programs are important not only to maintain stability in the Pacific but also to encourage new patterns of cooperation in which other nations can take the lead in peacekeeping, as was the case in East Timor.
In the process, they induce patterns of cooperation that involve multitudes.
Innovation output variables have been included in order to examine the relationship between patterns of cooperation and innovation performance.
