The phrase "a coordinated organization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an organization that operates in a well-organized and efficient manner, often implying teamwork and collaboration.
Example: "The success of the project was largely due to the efforts of a coordinated organization that ensured all departments worked together seamlessly."
Alternatives: "an organized entity" or "a collaborative organization".
In an eighty-four-page opinion, the Judge wrote that the "Regents presents itself as a single, organized coordinated organization represented by a competent and resourceful law firm".
Data from the present study lead to a strong strategic suggestion: health care stakeholders should provide a much more coordinated effort and should support a more coordinated organization for containing the ever-increasing burden of COPD, mainly based on early case finding, outpatient care, and appropriate long-term therapeutic intervention.
This data will contribute to in-depth investigations concerning the mechanisms the maintain Hox colinearity in absence of a coordinated genomic organization.
Cardiac specification and differentiation of stem cells is the earliest event in organogenesis requiring coordinated organization of the metabolic infrastructure to meet energy demands of the newly formed heart tissue [9], [10], [11], [12], [13], [14], [15].
Formation of the membranous web is important for a well-coordinated organization of HCV replication and may furthermore help HCV to escape antiviral immunity.
The schoolBeat-partners aimed to build a coordinated multi-organization strategy supporting tailored whole-school health promotion [ 15].
And in a rapidly moving outbreak which may be too swift and deadly to allow for months of organization, a coordinated approach would overcome the problem of having multiple research groups with not enough patients.
The memo provides little detail on what will be a long and complicated process as the Defense Department begins to pull together various space units from across the military services into a more coordinated, independent organization.
A raft of questions from reporters for state-run Chinese media organizations suggested a coordinated campaign.
The collective bragged in that it had also targeted Time magazine and CNN, suggesting a coordinated attack on Western media organizations.
