The phrase "a coordinated basis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a systematic or organized foundation for actions or decisions.
Example: "The project will be executed on a coordinated basis to ensure all teams are aligned and working towards the same goals."
Alternatives: "an organized framework" or "a systematic approach".
We think this is a sound one and one which will give New Jersey quality medical educa tion on a coordinated basis.
Both domain names and IP numbers are valuable resources, and their assignment on a coordinated basis is essential to the technical operation of the Internet.
Indian Ocean fishery research and development programs have been carried out on a coordinated basis by Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, and several countries on the periphery of the Bay of Bengal, including Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Maldives.
The programs have never proceeded on a coordinated basis or at similar rates of development.
Alternatively, if policymakers are unconvinced of the IASB's ability to deliver within a reasonable timescale (whether because of capacity or commitment), the G20 might instead consider using the OECD to develop a standard to be passed into national legislation on a coordinated basis.
The programs have never proceeded on a coordinated basis or at a similar rate of development.
In his essay Mr Blair says while it is "right in the immediate term to concentrate on defeating Isis" in the longer term "another Isis will quickly arise to take their place unless we go to the root of the issue and deal with this ideology wherever and however it shows itself on a coordinated global basis".
However, to the best of our knowledge, we have found no published articles that solve the scheduling problem jointly with adaptive power control for multicasting in wireless cellular networks, under which base stations share their downlink channels on a coordinated spatial-TDMA basis.
They share their downlink channels on a coordinated spatial-TDMA basis.
Again these may be progressed faster on a coordinated multicentre, multinational basis but with the prior determination of updated entry criteria and outcome measures.
A century later, each of the countries whose territory covered part of the Carpathians the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland, Romania, Hungary, and Ukraine had topographic maps drawn to a scale of 1 50,000 and 1 200,000 compiled on the basis of a coordinated geodetic system and in a mutually correlated sheet pattern.
