The phrase "autonomous coordination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing systems, organizations, or processes that operate independently while still coordinating with others.
Example: "The project relies on autonomous coordination between various teams to ensure efficiency and innovation."
Alternatives: "independent collaboration" or "self-directed coordination".
Institutionally, the local energy initiative is autonomous in coordination, whereas in the dominant electricity system coordination is integrated.
By using a robust form of the Unknown Input Observer (UIO), fault effects in each subsystem are de-coupled from the other subsystems, thus facilitating a powerful way to achieve local FDI in each subsystem under autonomous system coordination.
We proposed and compared three distributed algorithms for autonomous interference coordination in cellular SDMA networks.
The model includes implications for development of an integrated total system for autonomous supply chain coordination.
Leeches could be ideal blue-prints for designing flexible soft robots which are modular, multi-functional, fault-tolerant, easy to control, capable for navigating using optical, mechanical and chemical sensorial inputs, have autonomous inter-segmental coordination and adaptive decision-making.
These key attributes of holonic manufacturing system (HMS), such as robustness when faced with perturbation, autonomous, cooperation and coordination were tested and validated in this open and distributed environment.
Especially exciting are the potential applications of autonomous flight and coordination technologies.
Using autonomous flight and coordination capability, the drones would all take to the skies, fanning out in grid formation to image the entire affected area.
Yet, as the technology improves for autonomous flight and coordination, it becomes ever-more possible to rapidly saturate a disaster area with sufficient drone capacity to be able to map the entire affected area and then land and clear the airspace for human responders within a window short enough to have minimal effect on human aircraft and enable vastly more informed first response.
