The phrase "a string of coordinated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a series of items or elements that are organized or arranged in a coordinated manner.
Example: "The project involved a string of coordinated efforts from various departments to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "a series of coordinated" or "a sequence of coordinated".
Repercussions continued to mount from a string of coordinated suicide bombings on Monday that killed at least 34 people and wounded more than 200.
At least 46 people are killed in a string of coordinated bombings aimed at an ice cream shop, bus station and famous restaurant in Baghdad.
With a string of coordinated, immediate efforts, there may be hope.
On Aug. 15, more than 80 people were killed across Iraq in a string of coordinated suicide bombs, car bombs and assassinations.
The attack was the most devastating of what appeared to be a string of coordinated assaults around the country over the weekend, including strikes on at least two churches in other towns and a police headquarters in the north.
A string of coordinated car bombs struck around Baghdad at dusk on Tuesday, killing at least 46 people, in the latest burst of violence that appears to be steadily pulling the country back toward the worst days of the last decade.
The move_to_XY function was tested by reading off a string of coordinates that was saved locally, and proved to work as expected.
At 8 08 a.m., he wrote a private message to three cousins in America: a string of coordinates and the English word "Help".
As the police pieced together the details of Saturday's attacks, it became clear that they continued a recent string of coordinated bombings.
Police have swooped on four addresses around the UK, making a string of arrests in a nationally coordinated probe into so-called "copycat websites" which imitate government online services such as filing a tax return or renewing a passport.
In the case of vessel tracks or pipelines data were either strings of coordinate points (in text files or MS Excel) or actual GIS datasets (polyline features).
