The phrase "agency tasked with coordinating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an organization that has been assigned the responsibility of organizing or managing specific activities or operations.
Example: "The agency tasked with coordinating disaster relief efforts has mobilized resources to assist affected communities."
Alternatives: "organization responsible for coordinating" or "body assigned to manage".
Though no states and campaigns have signed on to the new offering yet, Valimail has offered its tools to the National Association of State Election Directors and been in talks with the Department of Homeland Security, the federal agency tasked with coordinating security for election systems — now designated as critical infrastructure — among the states.
Health Workforce Australia, a government agency tasked with coordinating the national health workforce, estimates that by 2025, there will be a shortage of 109,000 nurses and 2700 doctors along with mal-distribution across the country [ 9].
If a state does not participate, it must give the government 120 days notice and another agency will be tasked with coordinating assistance.
In addition, he was tasked with coordinating the myriad activities of some 46 different state and federal agencies related to his chain of command.
Gordon Meldrum, of the Scottish branch of the Serious Organised Crime Agency, tasked with coordinating our battle against drugs smuggling, shrugs: "1% or 10% – it is not good enough".
This year's gathering was aptly held in the UK, where the culture ministry has been tasked with coordinating efforts to fight loneliness, including interventions like intergenerational care homes.
NOAA is the federal agency tasked with monitoring climate data.
Maybe a new agency tasked with getting rid of old agencies?
The Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement (OSMRE) is the federal agency tasked with oversight of the implementation of SMCRA.
The Office for Mine Action is a government agency tasked with providing expert analysis and advice on demining.
There will be no federal agency tasked with overseeing the enforcement of the bill's rules.
