The phrase "aims to coordinate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the intention or goal of an individual or organization to bring together different elements or parties for a common purpose.
Example: "The committee aims to coordinate efforts between various departments to improve overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "seeks to organize" or "intends to align".
He's also proud of his role in founding the Pacific Patriots network, which aims to coordinate members of various patriot groups in the Pacific north-west.
A recent example of a more integrated approach in the UK is the creation of the Office of Unconventional Gas and Oil, within the Department of Energy and Climate Change, which aims to coordinate the various government bodies that will oversee future development of shale gas and oil.
This paper aims to coordinate ordering and pricing strategies throughout the SC simultaneously using an intensive discount scheme.
This paper aims to coordinate charging behaviors of plug-in electric vehicles (PEVs) for absorbing the excess wind energy.
Yesterday, President Barack Obama signed an executive order creating a national strategic computing initiative, which aims to coordinate high-performance computing research and development between federal agencies.
A vital part of these solutions is strategic planning which aims to coordinate field development and hydrocarbons production operations to optimize the entire field lifecycle, given the chosen planning criterion (e.g., net present value of the project).
The intervention centres aimed to coordinate these professions by implementing the lifestyle teams (e.g., through meetings and coordination).
Two other people, Adis Medunjanin and Zarein Ahmedzay, are also charged in the plot, which prosecutors said aimed to coordinate three suicide attacks.
Thus, when aiming to coordinate land use change in landscapes dominated by private property, policy makers often use economic or educational incentives to encourage enrollment in voluntary programs.
The number of institutions, representing different groups of stakeholders and organizations, aiming to coordinate global health policy is on the rise.
This issue is so important that WHO has defined it as a global health problem and in 2004 launched the World Alliance for Patient Safety, with the aim to coordinate, disseminate and accelerate improvements in Patient Safety.
