"symbiotic cooperation" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is used to describe a working relationship between two parties where each benefits from the other. For example, you could say "The collaboration between the two companies was a symbiotic cooperation, as each brought their own expertise to the table and were both able to benefit from the other."
In the third phase (symbiotic phase, see Table 1), symbiotic cooperation between the networks is introduced (see Table 1).
With the improved prediction models and after enabling symbiotic cooperation, the global power consumption further reduces to 793 mW.
Second, the network planner is also able to establish a symbiotic cooperation between the different co-located networks.
In this section, the different functionalities of the network planner will be illustrated: optimal sink selection, establishing symbiotic cooperation between networks, setting and optimizing node parameters, and path loss model optimization.
These results confirm that yeast provide respiratory protection to the obligate anaerobe, C. phytofermentans as an important component of the symbiotic cooperation that would be required for growth on cellulose as the sole carbon source.
The network planner implements three energy-saving features: (i) intelligent cognitive network planning, (ii) symbiotic network cooperation, and (iii) transmit power adjustments.
The concept is applied to and experimentally validated with a real-life wireless test environment and a power consumption reduction of 79.5% is obtained, by consecutively enabling energy-saving features of the network planner: intelligent cognitive network planning, symbiotic network cooperation, and transmit power adjustments.
multi-groups cooperation based symbiotic evolution.
In this paper, a TSK-type neuro-fuzzy system with multi groups cooperation based symbiotic evolution method (TNFS-MGCSE) is proposed.
"It's a great symbiotic relationship".
Recently, Hsu et al. [18] proposed a multi-groups cooperation-based symbiotic evolution (MGCSE) to train a Takagi-Sugeno-Kang (TSK -type neuro-fuzzy neTSK -typeFN).
