'to seek cooperation' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are communicating that you want to work together with someone to reach a common goal. For example: "We are reaching out to our peers in the industry to seek cooperation and collaboration."
"Our new policy now makes very clear," he said, "no corporation is obligated to cooperate or to seek cooperation credit by disclosing information to the government".
The prosecutor met with Yugoslav cabinet ministers on the second day of her three-day visit to seek cooperation on war crimes prosecutions.
External allies of science are actors who do not participate in the research but put external pressure on other actors to seek cooperation with science and adopt science-based solutions.
American officials described the document as an internal report by the Iraqi intelligence service detailing efforts to seek cooperation with several Saudi opposition groups, including Mr. bin Laden's organization, before Al Qaeda had become a full-fledged terrorist organization.
"With a view to the tasks facing the European Union in the near future, it would have been more appropriate to seek cooperation rather than confrontation," Germany's finance minister, Hans Eichel, said in a statement.
Mueller could use the threat of a false-statement charge to seek cooperation from Stone, as Mueller has done with other Trump advisers, such as former national security adviser Michael Flynn and longtime Trump lawyer Michael Cohen.
"We've seen some bumps, but we learned from them and now need to go on and seek cooperation".
In presenting his plan for Latin America, Mr. Obama said he would increase economic aid, work with other nations to reduce drug trafficking, seek cooperation on alternative energy and expand the Peace Corps in Latin America.
In presenting his plan for Latin America, Mr. Obama said he would increase economic aid, work with other nations to reduce drug trafficking, seek cooperation on alternative energy and expand the Peace Corps in the region.
Furthermore, the very vitality of nation-states in the Pacific and Indian Oceans will take us back to an older world of traditional statecraft, in which we will need to tirelessly leverage allies and seek cooperation from competitors.
Some papers seek cooperation solution to the interference issues in small cells via coalition game.
