The phrase "a system for coordinating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a method or framework designed to organize or manage activities, tasks, or resources effectively.
Example: "The company implemented a system for coordinating project timelines and team responsibilities to enhance productivity."
Alternatives: "a framework for organizing" or "a method for managing".
Hence, this paper presents the development of a robust feedback system for coordinating a hierarchical team of robots where inputs are specified by non-expert human users.
We assume a similar approach in Sections 3 and 4, where we design a force feedback system for coordinating with a human.
This workshop defined a national health research system as "a system for planning, coordinating, monitoring and managing health research resources and activities; and for promoting research for effective and equitable national health development" [ 4].
Previous research has shown that QI based on patient experience has not been made a priority in many hospitals, and only a few of these have adequate systems for coordinating the collection of such data, assessing its importance and implications and acting on the results in a systematic way [ 10].
Streamlined data collection tools using evidence-based and agreed-upon essential datasets should be developed and deployed, reflective of broad health system considerations, minimum standards in humanitarian response, and essential health system analytics for coordinating a humanitarian response and health system recovery.
He recently received United States patent 6,348,648 for a "system and method for coordinating music display among players in an orchestra".
Mr. Connick, who has been described by one critic as a new and improved version of Sinatra, recently received United States patent 6,348,648 for a "system and method for coordinating music display among players in an orchestra".
The approach has been successfully used at Ericsson, a major supplier of telecommunication systems worldwide, for coordinating extraordinary complex projects developing nodes in the third generation of mobile systems.
Regulators must develop and coordinate a system for staying on top of the overlapping instruments and transactions that fuel market activity.
