Sentence examples for an improved coordination from inspiring English sources
Several urgent policy issues can be attached to corridor developments that together require an improved coordination between policy domains at different spatial levels.
The early results showed the possibility of a BIM-based semi-automatic validation of design choices and an improved coordination between design disciplines.
This could include an improved coordination of outreach services as well as a more efficient and systematic referral of patients.
A much improved coordination between the expansion of generation and the network infrastructure will make a necessary contribution to this [[10],[11]].
Together, the quantitative and qualitative data suggest a need for improved coordination, a better definition of roles and responsibilities, increased use of information technologies, merged communications, and transparency in the decisional process.
"As per Egypt's priorities stipulated in the Country Programming Framework CPFF) that was signed between FAO and the Egyptian government, the public-private policy dialogue is critical to improve the grain sector for an enabling environment of improved coordination among agricultural development stakeholders, and for better agricultural investment," said Hussein Gadain, FAO Representative in Egypt.
In 2007 a Donor Mapping exercise has been conducted which did not yet lead to a workable approach for improved coordination.
Such improved systolic pump function is achieved at unchanged or even decreased filling pressures, denoting a true improvement of ventricular contractility through improved coordination of contraction [ 24].
This must be supported through institutional structures and through improved coordination across a presently fragmented policy landscape.
For a sustainable humanitarian aid system improved coordination is necessary.
Integrated care emphasizes alleviating the patient journey through health services and empowering health professionals through improved coordination of care, aiming at improving health outcomes and reducing healthcare costs [ 28].
