The phrase "associate coordinator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a position or role that involves assisting or supporting a coordinator in various tasks or projects.
Example: "As an associate coordinator, my responsibilities include organizing events and managing schedules for the team."
Alternatives: "assistant coordinator" or "support coordinator".
GINA COPLON-NEWFIELD Associate Coordinator, United States Campaign to Ban Land Mines Boston, Aug. 21, 2000.
"For a while, that was the raison d'etre," said the program's associate coordinator for planning and development, Lorna M. Peterson.
Her mother is the associate coordinator of the Learning Assistance Center at California State University, Long Beach.
"We've been producing locally grown therapeutic food since 2007," said Joan VanWassenhove, associate coordinator for nutrition in Haiti for Partners in Health.
Norman H. Olsen Cherryfield, Me., Jan . 27 2009 The writer, a retired senior Foreign Service officer, was counselor for political affairs at the United States Embassy in Tel Aviv, 2002-6, associateiate coordinator for counterterrorism, 2007-8.
Loto Reed, associate coordinator in the division of primary care and population health, went into her annual review armed with an idea: a staff community service program to build motivation and togetherness in the division.
In such situation, the node is correctly incorporated into a cluster, and its aim becomes to associate coordinators to its own cluster.
The chemotherapy treatment protocols were developed through a panel of experts that designated a national coordinator and associate coordinators.
The bridegroom's mother retired as an associate project coordinator in New York for the Army Corps of Engineers.
The bride, 29, is the associate program coordinator with the Advertising Educational Foundation in New York.
His mother is a senior associate services coordinator at Timken, which makes bearings and alloy steels in Canton, Ohio.
