"start of cooperation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the beginning of a collaborative effort between two or more parties. For example, "We celebrated the start of cooperation between our two companies with an official signing ceremony."
The project could mark the start of broader cooperation, said Michael Oreskes, executive editor of the newspaper, which is based here and owned by The New York Times.
The eight-day mission was the first shuttle flight of that year, the first flight of a Russian Cosmonaut, Sergei Krikalev, aboard the American shuttle, and marked the start of increased cooperation in space for the two nations, 37 years after the Space Race began.
In an attempt to start new forms of cooperation between the central government and the local level, the pacts provide a two-fold additional function.
He added: "I hope this will mark the start of more productive cooperation between our countries, enabling us to discuss more directly issues such as human rights and Iran's role in the region, as well as ongoing implementation of the nuclear deal and the expansion of the trading relationship between both our countries".
Press releases are shown in date order, starting with the most recent: The Government of Turkmenistan and UNICEF start a new programme of cooperation for 2016-2020 23 December 2015, ASHGABAT, TURKMENISTAN — At the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan today, the Government of Turkmenistan and UNICEF have paved the way for the new programme of cooperation for 2016-2020.
Turkmenistan's President reinforces commitment to children's wellbeing The Government of Turkmenistan and UNICEF start a new programme of cooperation for 2016-2020 CRC and CRPD Concluding Observatoons Turkmenistantan UNiTE to end violence against women!
The chancellor must inaugurate a new climate of cooperation, starting with his office and down the chain of authority, in which the question posed every day must be: What can I do to help you do your job even better?
At the start of the NFI project, cooperation and access to this technique were offered to colleagues in other institutes.
The European participation in the X-38 Program has been significantly extended since the start of the X-38 cooperation in 1997 and is realized by ESA's "Applied Reentry Technology Program" and the German/DLR "Technologies for Future Space Transportation Systems TETRARA) Project.
