The phrase "a coordinated system of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a structured and organized arrangement of elements working together towards a common goal or function.
Example: "The project requires a coordinated system of communication between all team members to ensure success."
Alternatives: "an organized framework of" or "a structured network of".
The Dreaming, as a coordinated system of belief and action, includes totemism.
The Romans had realized that a coordinated system of roadways connecting the major areas of their empire would be of prime significance for both commercial and military purposes.
As doctors work to treat the infections and determine their exact cause, community leaders in Washington Heights are trying to dismantle what some suspect is a coordinated system of recruiting patients.
Our providers are excellent; however, the fragmentation of health care can lead to devastating results, as debilitated victims of chronic diseases vainly struggle to patch together a coordinated system of care.
The regions operate under a coordinated system of electricity dispatch.
To create a coordinated system of care for persons with mental illness in Illinois.
More recently, with the Cooksey Review, there have been largely successful attempts to develop a coordinated system for the whole of portfolio of publicly-funded health research and to do so in a way which also engages in effective liaison with stakeholders such as industry and the medical research charities.
Differences in the expression of C. thermocellum anion transporters (phosphate and sulfate) may indicate part of a coordinated system for osmoadaptation and/or pH stasis with variation in the ash composition of the two biomasses influencing the osmotic balance of the cell [ 59, 60].
These data suggest that development of a coordinated system for rapid ECMO deployment may benefit both ECPR and non-ECPR patients, but further efforts are required to improve survival.
Thus, if dynamin does directly affect cytoskeletal dynamics in migrating neurons, this role is likely one facet of a coordinated system for regulating adhesion and polarity in directed cell migration.
The point Keynes made, right or wrong, was that, if the economy were to function as a coordinated system, the activities of each economic unit must be somehow controlled and controlled quite precisely.
