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Discover LudwigThe phrase "arrangements for coordination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing plans or preparations made to ensure effective collaboration or communication between parties.
Example: "We need to finalize the arrangements for coordination between the marketing and sales teams to ensure a successful product launch."
Alternatives: "plans for collaboration" or "preparations for alignment".
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Given its obvious strategic importance, Belgium, though in principle neutral, had already made quite detailed arrangements for coordination with Entente troops.
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One reason is the longstanding institutional arrangements for donor coordination under a SWAp and the existing health policy advisory committee established in the late 1990s.
Arrangements for overall trial coordination will vary from trial to trial.
Either way the negotiated order (also) establishes arrangements for inter-provider coordination.
"GE has a special arrangement;for now".
Ambient temperature infrared signals in the carbonyl region suggest that as many as five different ligand arrangements of the following pseudo-octahedral complex, RuCl2 CO 2 Py 2, exist simultaneously at low Ru2+ concentrations and could be responsible for coordination crosslinks.
"For coordination we used a balance disc.
The Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs appealed for urgent donations.
"Need for coordination" was confirmed.
The Data Coordinating Center provides coordination, support, travel funding, and logistical arrangements for DSMB meetings and actions.
To achieve management outcomes across ecologically meaningful scales will require coordination of planning across governance boundaries, as well as arrangements for equitable sharing of the costs and benefits of management.
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