The phrase "as regards coordination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or referring to matters related to coordination in a specific context.
Example: "As regards coordination, we need to ensure that all departments are aligned on the project timeline."
Alternatives: "in terms of coordination" or "concerning coordination".
This paper regards coordination of networked systems with ternary controllers.
As a consequence, individual coordination polyhedra around cation sites are locally modified regarding coordination number and geometry and this may affect the geometry of the whole structure.
We asked questions regarding coordination experiences, the perceived consequences of misaligned coordination, and how caregivers dealt with coordination challenges.
A participatory approach can be useful for dealing with this problem, which requires stakeholders' coordination as regards to the timing and spatial layout of cropping practices.
UNFPA and UNICEF should further improve their coordination efforts as regards their work on FGM/C, in particular by making explicit the anticipated added value of working together.
Heteropoly anions can be regarded as coordination compounds with polyanion ligands; e.g., [(H3N 5Cr(OH2)]3+ can be considered the parent of [(SiW11O39 Cr(OH2)]5−.
There were wide differences as regards the year of survey initiation, number of populations surveyed, data collection methods used, organisation of surveillance and coordination with biological surveillance.
As regards ourselves, nothing will deter us.
By contrast, the report describes Condoleezza Rice and her deputy, Stephen Hadley, as not having regarded the coordination of domestic agencies as part of their responsibility after they took office in 2001, even as warnings of a possible attack continued to grow.
As a result, the interactions between metal ions and Asp/Glu should be regarded as both coordination and electrostatic contacts if the distance between the corresponding atoms satisfies the definition of the coordination bond and the electrostatic contact.
