The phrase "act as a coordinated" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "act as a coordinator"? If this is the case, you can use it when describing someone or something that organizes or manages activities or tasks.
Example: "In this project, she will act as a coordinator to ensure all team members are on the same page."
Alternatives: "serve as a coordinator" or "function as a coordinator."
The social care sector is now dominated by private providers and the ability of the NHS to act as a coordinated service continues to be reduced because competition is encouraged between organisations".
They act as a coordinated group with members who perform the same role consistently in order to stalk and bring down the prey successfully.
There is increasing neuro-scientific evidence that the systems for processing speech and social perception (e.g. communicative face/body gestures, emotional gestures, self versus other representation and agency, the representation of other's point of view) are overlapping and/or adjacent in the brain and act as a coordinated system (Decety and Lamm 2007, Kreifelts et al. 2007).
However they are heavily dependent on the availability of a genome sequence to act as a coordinate system.
Biobanks are often housed within a single institution that also acts as a coordinating center, though some have data entry staff at affiliate organizations.
It was expected that the formation of a copolymer with vinylcarbazole units, which often act as a coordinating ligand [19, 33], will lead to an increase of the Nd3+-centered emission.
On the other hand the cooperation of multiple radio access points is easier in a relay enhanced cell than between BSs since the BS can act as a coordinating node in the resource allocation for cooperatively served users.
Human SLX4 is thought to act as a coordinating platform for multiple endonucleases to control cleavage of various damaged or branched substrates, including HJs (Fekairi et al. 2009; Svendsen et al. 2009).
We find that water is directly involved in the reaction as a protonating/deprotonating agent and also acts as a coordinating ligand.
While our results point towards a conformity effect we argue that information on group behavior primarily acts as a coordinating device which may be reflected in changes in beliefs.
By regulating multiple transcription factors, which propagate the initial hormonal signal, GR acts as a coordinating hub in anti-inflammatory responses.
