The phrase "ability of coordination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skill or capacity to coordinate tasks, activities, or people effectively.
Example: "Her ability of coordination was evident during the event planning process, as she managed multiple teams seamlessly."
Alternatives: "coordination skills" or "capacity for coordination".
Simulations show that the systems possess the desired decoupling control ability for coordination regulations of multi-parameter and good dynamic performance, and are effective.
The NJ, inversely proportional to the movement smoothness, is an indirect measure of the ability for coordination.
As a consequence, the adoption of modelling languages enabling smooth and seamless transitions among the various phases of the process lifecycle, the ability of exploiting coordination schema over distributed execution contexts and the support for dynamic evolution and reconfiguration have become software engineering issues of great importance.
Thus, the introduction of Tb ions would inevitably tune the microstructure, electronic states of the RGO sheets and enhance the quenching ability for Rhodamine B. And we proposed two ways for Tb ions enhancing the adsorption based on its ability of central coordination shown at the bottom of Fig. 6.
The protocol in the present study was slightly different from previous studies [ 13, 17, 34] that have demonstrated the discriminative ability of spinal coordination patterns.
The purpose of this study was to estimate the reliability and determine the discriminative ability of the coordination (relative phase) of transverse plane rotation between C7 and T8, between C7 and sacrum and between T8 and sacrum during walking in persons with thoracic spine pain.
Due to the simplicity of the task, this study was, however, unable to provide clear evidence as to whether the dogs' successful performance was based on the cognitive ability of behavioural coordination, namely the capacity to link task requirements to the necessity of adjusting one's actions to the partner's behaviour.
This cognitive ability of behavioural coordination is commonly assessed using a delay task, in which one of the individuals is delayed in approaching the apparatus such that their partner needs to wait for them and inhibit performing the necessary action until the other subject is ready to participate in the task (Melis et al. 2006b; Seed et al. 2008; Péron et al. 2011; Plotnik et al. 2011).
Here we demonstrate the ability of the central coordination to reduce the chance of such breaches.
Numerical experiments and sensitivity analyses show that the proposed model has the ability of achieving channel coordination.
Task coordination (ability of team members to coordinate their work efficiently) occurs as members develop high levels of specialization and credibility leading to high team performance.
