The phrase "are the coordination between" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be rephrased for clarity and grammatical accuracy.
Example: "The coordination between the teams is essential for project success."
Alternatives: "the collaboration among" or "the alignment of".
What is remarkable about the achievement was the coordination between government ministries, regional governments, health professionals and NGOs to focus on specific goals and targeted policy efforts to convert Peru's impressive economic growth into a reduction in child stunting caused by chronic undernutrition.
Because, one of the most important relationships between the supply chain members is the coordination between the focal company and the suppliers (Yousefi et al. 2016).
He said: "Compared to the floods of 2008 the one thing that was evident from today was the coordination between all of the partner agencies, everyone on the ground today worked as a team".
Just one example is the coordination between the Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Department of Transportation, and the Environmental Protection Agency to create livable communities connected to affordable housing, an initiative that breaks down the historical and illogical boundaries between the two agencies.
Another issue is the coordination between home care and other services.
Instinctive shooting is the coordination between the eyes and the bow arm, allowing your experience and subconscious to guide your movement.
A fundamental problem for sympatrically living, cryptic mammalian species is the coordination of reproduction between conspecifics in time and space, especially when individuals of a species forage solitarily.
I think the Gorilla in the room a lot of people are missing is the coordination -- or lack thereof -- between the Fed and Congress.
Consequently, the results are discussed on the coordination between product sustainability degree and cost efficiency.
For example, they are involved in the coordination between root and shoot differentiation, growth, and development [ 5- 9].
