"proactive cooperation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where individuals or parties cooperate and take initiative to prevent potential problems or achieve a common goal. Here is an example: "Through proactive cooperation, the team was able to identify potential obstacles and address them before they became significant issues, leading to a successful project completion."
3.13pm: Blix says that while they didn't get "proactive cooperation" regarding the declaration in Jan 2003, they were never denied access to sites.
With our verification system now in place, barring exceptional circumstances, and provided there is sustained proactive cooperation by Iraq, we should be able within the next few months to provide credible assurance that Iraq has no nuclear weapons program.
"We will continue our work plan, the issue will be resolved soon and Iran has shown and will show utmost cooperation, proactive cooperation with the I.A.E.A.," Ali Asghar Soltaniyeh, Iran's ambassador to the agency, told reporters in Vienna after Dr. ElBaradei's address.
It underscores the value of early, proactive engagement and cooperation between the private sector and the government," added executive assistant director Abbate in another supporting statement.
Finally, while the government views the repatriation program from Libya as a successful case because of the proactive participation and cooperation of migrant organizations, the narratives indicate that some Filipino nurses are disconnected from these groups.
3M has a strong history of proactive, environmental stewardship and cooperation with environmental NGOs.
Early cooperation and proactive openness with regulators can allow companies to control, to a degree, the extent of investigation into the failure.
It is interesting to note that the high number of agents involved is not an obvious guarantee either for cooperation and proactive behaviour, or for consistent drawings.
This connotes that there is a need for more structured networks that would promote more dynamic interactions, positive dialogue and communications, synergistic cooperation, and proactive collaboration between multidisciplinary and diverse professional communities and stakeholders within TBI care systems.
Overall, our results clearly show that swift decisions concerning partner choice provide a proactive force toward the evolution of cooperation, independent of the strategy.
These strategies are avoidance (reactive and low cooperation), accommodation (reactive and high cooperation), competition (proactive and low cooperation) and collaboration - sometimes called win-win (proactive and high cooperation).
