The phrase "a unified command for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a centralized authority or organization that oversees a specific operation or function.
Example: "The military established a unified command for the joint operations in the region to ensure better coordination among the forces."
Alternatives: "a centralized command for" or "an integrated command for".
A Coast Guard helicopter flew over the rig after the grounding at 8 48 p.m. and "detected no visible sheen," said Darci Sinclair, a spokeswoman for a unified command of officials from Shell, Alaskan state agencies and other groups that has been directing the response since the troubles with the rig began last Thursday.
Another significant problem has been the lack of a "unified command" of the peacekeeping troops, Mr. McNamara said.
Under the executive order, a "unified command" of three police agencies — the State Highway Patrol and St . Louiscity and county police — will coordinate the response, with county police responsible for securing Ferguson protest areas.
"Instead, we need a two-column Bundeswehr with a unified command responsible for operations and a Bundeswehr command to provide the necessary capabilities on land, on the water and in the air," they argued.
Efforts to revamp local and state police forces under a unified command have languished for months.
Such cooperative channels should include strengthening effective cooperation from pre-hospital centers, hospital ED, and fire and police departments (41); establishing a unified command and information platform for governmental agencies, national delegations, and NGOs (47, 49); and, finally, strengthening NGOs, particularly with respect to their management of volunteers.
In one symbolically important change, the report on Friday called for creating a single, unified command for Japan's army, the Ground Self-Defense Forces, to improve its coordination and efficiency.
Without discipline or training, adequate communications or a unified command structure, they are no match for Colonel Qaddafi's men.Repulsing government forces from Ajdabiya, which controls the water supply to Benghazi, is a key objective for the coalition and the rebels.
The breakthrough of 1813 happened not because of Wellington's genius but because allied reorganisation brought, for the first time, a unified command, and because disaster elsewhere had sapped French strength.
