"terms of cooperation" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to a mutually agreed-upon set of arrangements between two or more parties. For example, "The two companies have signed a contract outlining the terms of cooperation going forward."
He acknowledged, however, that in terms of cooperation, "There's not much so far".
Also, we don't know what the impact may be in terms of cooperation to address the Syria crisis".
But critics ignore what the move indicates: that there has been little or no productive dialogue between the government and Apple in terms of cooperation.
Jinnah was still thinking in terms of cooperation between the Muslim League and the Hindu-controlled Congress Party and with coalition governments in the provinces.
"The timing was important," the Mexican official said, "because Mexican presidents almost never replace the person they appoint as defense minister, so whoever was chosen would be involved with setting the terms of cooperation for the next six years".
Allowing President Vojislav Kostunica of Yugoslavia to dictate the terms of cooperation with the United Nations war crimes tribunal serves only to encourage Serb hard-liners at the expense of progressive voices, undermine the tribunal's authority and set back regional reconciliation.
The terms of that cooperation have yet to be agreed upon.
Countries on the list are put at a disadvantage in terms of mutual cooperation and recognition of jurisdictions.
The reset had allowed us to pick off the low-hanging fruit in terms of bilateral cooperation.
"What we have not managed in terms of political cooperation, we need to do now," Ms. Merkel said at a news conference.
The informant, Jose subsequently subsequentestifiedfied at trial under the terms of a cooperation agreement with the US government that would have helped him avoid a lengthy prison sentence if he testified truthfully.
