The phrase "assisted in coordinating" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone's role in helping to organize or manage an event, project, or activity.
Example: "She assisted in coordinating the annual conference, ensuring that all logistics were handled smoothly."
Alternatives: "helped organize" or "aided in managing".
Cornell Cooperative Extension agents at each location assisted in coordinating the effort.
Hayek also noted that price systems were far from being a singular influence and that other social institutions assisted in coordinating human action.
Before joining the WTO, Jan Yves also served for two years as a services trade analyst at the Caribbean Negotiating Machinery, where she assisted in coordinating the negotiating positions of Caribbean governments and advised and represented them in multilateral, bilateral and regional negotiations.
I assisted in coordinating the program at both the main Naval Medical Center Clinic and at a satellite location.
LM assisted in coordinating the data collection and the site visits.
JE coordinated the data collection whereas DM and AN assisted in coordinating the field work.
I am prepared to assist in coordinating the call and drafting the talking points for a Ken Lay/Sen.
Hannah currently assists in coordinating the intake process for families at the CECT, and helps with office operations.
This position will also provide back-up support on general office administration as needed, and will assist in coordinating logistics for Lemelson-MIT's signature, annual event, EurekaFest.
Ms. Swayze – who has met with Democratic Senate leaders and plans to meet with Republican leaders next week – is pushing for bills in both chambers that would establish a Pancreatic Cancer Initiative "to assist in coordinating activities to address the high mortality rate associated with pancreatic cancer," according to the House bill, which has scores of bipartisan co-sponsors.
The Office also assists in coordinating activities for students that promote and encourage the exchange of diverse viewpoints and experiences.
