The phrase "and coordinated by a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process or action that involves coordination by a specific person or group.
Example: "The project was successfully completed, and coordinated by a dedicated team of professionals."
Alternatives: "and managed by a" or "and overseen by a".
East and West Jerusalem could be separate municipalities answering to the needs of their respective constituencies and administered and coordinated by a larger regional structure.
Eleven experiments were conducted by a field crew at the test site under simulated martian surface exploration conditions and coordinated by a Mission Support Center in Innsbruck, Austria.
The parents were assisted and coordinated by a Muslim activist named Zulfikar Muhammad Shariff, who has incurred rebukes from all sides for statements he made justifying the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
In mammals, the circadian system consists of a network of tissue clocks housed across the body and coordinated by a central pacemaker located within the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) of the anterior hypothalamus.
The forum is divided into a number of smaller policy commissions, which are made up of appointed members and coordinated by a Cabinet minister (or, when the party is in opposition, by a shadow minister).
Berkeley's financial aid office is looking to expand its peer-to-peer financial literacy program, which is staffed by paid students and coordinated by a full-time staff member.
In the real cell, the growth and adaptation modules are very complex systems of biochemical reactions regulated and coordinated by an intricate network of signaling interactions.
Use of case management to oversee treatment plans is less frequently being pursued than what is termed the "medical home" primary care approach of treatment managed and coordinated by an individual physician.
The forest garden plan has been designed and coordinated by Emma Akrawi, a fifth-year Master's student, who began working on a hypothetical forest garden for campus last fall while taking, "Multifunctional Carbon-Sequestering Agroforestry," taught by F&ES lecturer Eric Toensmeier.
The restoration was planned and coordinated by Gerald Allen, a New York architect and Yale University teacher.
These Innovative Capacities are controlled and coordinated by Innovative Management Capacity, a higher-order dynamic capability.
