The phrase "adequate coordination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or effectiveness of coordination in various contexts, such as teamwork, project management, or organizational processes.
Example: "The success of the project relied heavily on adequate coordination among team members to ensure everyone was on the same page."
Alternatives: "sufficient coordination" or "proper coordination".
There has not, however, always been adequate coordination between the two forces.
Yet without adequate coordination and planning, teams are unlikely to meet their full potential, and the results can be disappointing.
In order to move safely and accurately, mobile platforms using steerable wheels require adequate coordination of their actuators.
Rice was described as having been particularly worried about ensuring adequate coordination between an expanded private security force and U.S. troops.
In terms of the control network (wired), we observe that the bandwidth consumption of the SSH protocol over Ethernet is far from approaching saturation, and that latency is low enough to allow adequate coordination of all nodes.
But without adequate coordination, missed opportunities abound to support effective and systematic national strategic plans.
The protection schemes which are designed for unidirectional flow of fault currents fails to provide the adequate protection coordination when DER power is injected in the distribution systems.
Finally, it seems preferable that, at least during the first training sessions, the physiotherapist would actively coach the patient how to make adequate complex coordination movements when trying to solve the exergame challenges.
Strong political commitment, measures to overcome prejudices against Roma, inter-sectoral policy coordination, adequate budgets, evidence-based policies, and Roma involvement can be identified as key preconditions for improved health outcomes and well-being.
Here, we intent to introduce a radiolabeling concept based on a chelator being (i) adequate to the coordination chemistry of trivalent metals, namely DOTA (1,4,7,10-tetraazacyclododecane-1,4,7,10-tetraacetic acid), and being (ii) covalently attachable to the HPMA structure.
He wrote that Barr did not win a significant percentage of the population because he was "not Libertarian enough," distanced himself too far from Ron Paul, and lacked adequate "communication and coordination".
