The phrase "active coordination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a dynamic and engaged process of organizing or managing activities or tasks collaboratively.
Example: "The success of the project relied heavily on the active coordination between the different departments involved."
Alternatives: "dynamic collaboration" or "engaged management".
In the Active Coordination Model, the navigator is actively involved in helping affected individuals to navigate a way through the care system.
What has been different recently is their aggressiveness in recruiting members and raising money, the use of their troops in electoral contests and active coordination of strategies.
We discuss when a top firm chooses to induce information sharing and active coordination between its suppliers (consolidation) rather than having them contract at arm's length (delegation).
It takes active coordination of many systems in the body to achieve good balance, but beginning in your 50s, you may start noticing subtle changes that can lead to difficulties.
Mr. Putin first offered Russia's help on Tuesday when he condemned the Boston attack as a barbarous crime and expressed the view that the fight against terrorism required the active coordination of efforts from the global community.
We conclude that knowledge development is inhibited by the Swedish decentralisation approach and we call for a multilevel learning strategy including learning from international experience and emphasising more active coordination at the national level.
Yttri, E.A., Liu, Y. & Snyder, L.H. Lesions of cortical area LIP affect reach onset only when the reach is accompanied by a saccade, revealing an active eye hand coordination circuit.
In our latest National League of Cities research, Assessing the Future of Our Work, we analyzed Bureau of Labor Statistics data and found that by 2030 the fastest growing jobs will require advanced soft skills like time management, active listening, coordination and judgement and decision making.
Therefore, the biferrous active site coordination is determined to be 5C + 5C iron centers.
Based on these possible pairings, the biferrous active site coordination in the double variant of ferritin is either 4C + 6C, or 5C + 5C (or 6C).
Further, the relation between active-reactive power outputs of battery storage is considered in [10 12], and the active-reactive coordination model for DGs and battery storage is proposed.
