"supportive cooperation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize the importance of working together in a positive way, for example: "We need to ensure a productive work environment through supportive cooperation."
Support community cooperation.
The peer teaching relationships were the degree that these relationships were respectful, student supportive, and provided mutual cooperation and support among the GTAs.
These approaches view autonomy not solely as a property possessed by all competent adults but also as an aspirational achievement that requires moral development, social cooperation, and supportive institutions.
He also explained that the extra effort had strengthened international cooperation, with Russia and China supportive of the recent IAEA Board of Governors resolution.
Reflecting the diversity of APEC's membership, it incorporates trade and investment as well as economic and technical cooperation as two mutually supportive and reinforcing elements.
The administration's call for cooperation by "all nations supportive of peace in the Middle East" again casts Europe as a potential impediment to American foreign policy, as it was in the months ahead of the Iraq war.
Those include the availability of a large, highly skilled, and technologically innovative workforce; a well-grounded and broadly based scientific research establishment supportive of industry; a tradition of cooperation among producers; and excellent internal and external communication and supply facilities.
Our programme did not contain supportive materials for improvement of interdisciplinary cooperation (for instance with dieticians).
We thank Robuust, a cooperation bond of regional supportive structures for primary care, for a grant to conduct the pilot study.
The network portal provides a supportive structure for inter- and transdisciplinary cooperation, but such a platform needs continuous participation in order for it to become an active network.
