The phrase "and particularly in the incoordination of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific issues or problems related to a lack of coordination in a particular context.
Example: "The study highlights several challenges, and particularly in the incoordination of various departments, which hindered project progress."
Alternatives: "especially regarding the disorganization of" or "notably in the lack of coordination of".
Ataxias are a heterogeneous group of neurological disorders affecting individuals of all age groups and are characterized by the incoordination of voluntary movements.
Furthermore, new voids were formed at the α/β interface at large strain, considered to be caused by the incoordination of phase boundary sliding.
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Future studies should investigate the possible link between the integrity of intersegmental pathways and motor impairments of the paretic leg, particularly with regard to the incoordination reported in the affected paretic lower limb [24], [78], [79] and upper limb [80] during functional tasks.
These structural reforms had a strong impact on urban development, due to the weakening and incoordination of sectoral planning agencies and the progressive accumulation of socio-spatial inequalities.
Particular attention was given to the thalamus because it regularly presented with profound neuropathological changes in experimental scrapie of goats, which were associated with pruritus, and to the cerebellum because progressive incoordination of voluntary movements and tremor observed in experimental caprine scrapie could suggest pathological changes in these structures [ 10].
Studies have indicated consistent aspiration in COPD patients, mainly related to delayed swallowing reflex [ 16, 20] and problems with lingual and pharyngeal peristalsis as a result of bilateral weakness and incoordination of the related muscles [ 16].
Studies have indicated consistent aspiration in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, mainly related to delayed swallowing reflex and problems with lingual propulsion and pharyngeal peristalsis as a result of bilateral weakness and incoordination of the related muscles.
