The phrase "technological cooperation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to collaboration between two or more organizations on technological matters. For example, "The two companies agreed to a new initiative of technological cooperation to develop a new software product."
As a generic concept, the term is used to encompass both diffusion of technologies and technological cooperation across and within countries.
We also look forward to working with Russia to meet the new threats from terrorism, weapons of mass destruction, and missile technology, and to developing new habits of political, military, and technological cooperation.
"We're not looking at mergers, but possible joint ventures or technological cooperation agreements," he said.
Moscow would also like West Germany to increase scientific and technological cooperation.
Visit aims to strengthen the scientific and technological cooperation between Portugal and the United States.
Japan will likely also benefit from increased technological cooperation with and investment from Chinese firms.
The official pointed out that Russia has not suspended military-technological cooperation with Syria, and therefore could send weapons to Damascus through official channels, rather than trying to smuggle such material on a civilian plane.
Specific lessons were drawn for international rule-making for health equity, and emphasis was given to biotechnology, risks assessment, technology transfer, sharing benefits of global scientific and technological advances, and technical cooperation.
Dr. Schweitzer was responsible for providing scientific and technological policy advice and analysis for Al Gore, President Clinton, and President Clinton's Science Advisor, and to coordinate the U.S. government's international science and technology cooperation.
The former president's foundation, the Peres Center for Peace, today champions lasting peace and advancement in the Middle East by "fostering tolerance, economic and technological development, cooperation and well-being".
Orchestrating a breakthrough on missile defense will require more than incremental progress on technological and operational cooperation.
