The phrase "prospect of cooperation" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase when you are talking about the possibility of two or more parties working together in the future. For example: "We looked forward to the exciting prospect of cooperation between our two companies."
Sánchez, whose attempts to form a coalition government earlier this year were thwarted by Podemos, appeared to shrug off the prospect of cooperation.
JERUSALEM — Israeli officials on Friday rejected any prospect of cooperation with an inquiry called for a day earlier by the United Nations Human Rights Council into how Israeli settlements affect the rights of Palestinians.
White House officials welcomed the prospect of cooperation by House leaders, saying it increased the chances of passing a bill to expand coverage this year, a top priority for Mr. Obama.
In fact, the declaration they signed today describing that strategic relationship with new initiatives in counterterrorism and trade and the prospect of cooperation on a missile defense system is nearly three times longer than the treaty itself.
Speaking of the opposition to Tehran-sponsored Shia alliances in the Middle East, Mr Taub raised to prospect of cooperation between Israel and a number of predominantly Sunni countries, including the Gulf states and Saudi Arabia, that are equally concerned about a nuclear Iran.
It is one of the more intriguing twists of the Iraq crisis: the prospect of cooperation between the US and Iran in the scramble to bolster Nouri al-Maliki's beleaguered government against Sunni extremists seeking to set up an Islamic emirate.
"As to the prospects of cooperation with Iran in the peaceful use of nuclear energy," the statement read, "the draft of the long-term program for the development of trade, economic, industrial and technological cooperation between Russia and Iran through 2012 only mentions the existing technical possibilities.
He turned over the key containing the microfilm, described resistance activity and assessed as bleak the prospects of cooperation between the anti-Communist Polish underground and the partisans, who were sponsored by the same Soviets who in 1939 had joined Hitler in invading and dividing Poland.
The parties discussed further prospects of cooperation between Kazakhstan and the United Nations Children's Fund.
President Obama and his team should not be excused for their failure to learn the lessons of recent history in the Middle East — that the prospect of strategic cooperation with Israel is profoundly unpopular with Arab publics and that even moderate Arab regimes cannot sustain such cooperation.
"Or do you say, 'No, I'm going to campaign for the next two years and say, I want to solve the big problems and the Republicans won't let me.'?" While Mr. Obama tirelessly campaigns for Democrats, he said in a recent interview that he sees the prospect of more cooperation from Republicans after the election.
