"closer coordination of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about taking steps to improve the coordination or alignment of two or more people, groups, systems, or processes. For example: "By working together, we can achieve closer coordination of our resources to maximize efficiency."
Rehn says the G7 will focus on closer coordination of monetary policy.
Certainly, the attacks last week will encourage closer coordination of police, security, and intelligence efforts across the Atlantic.
It also calls for more forceful eradication, interdiction and law enforcement efforts, and closer coordination of counternarcotics and counterinsurgency efforts, which until now have been pursued separately.
This collaboration will reduce unnecessary duplicative collecting through closer coordination of acquisitions with the goal of adding more items to the libraries of both institutions.
Mr. Altafaj added that "any form of common debt issuance requires a closer coordination of fiscal policies, moving toward a fiscal union, it is a prerequisite".
At the same time, management's emphasis has shifted from cost control to cost reduction, quality enhancement, and closer coordination of production and customer deliveries.
Germany, supported by France, proposed the new pact for the euro to force closer coordination on a range of issues, like raising retirement ages, aligning corporate tax systems and adopting debt brakes.
They will require close coordination of economic policy in ways the G20 has just begun to grasp.
But perhaps most important for the semiconductor industry is the need of advanced microelectronics for phenomenally complex technologies and close coordination of capital equipment, semiconductor, and systems production.
Control of transcriptional programs is maintained by the close coordination of chromatin-modifying enzymes together with signaling pathways that operate in every specific cellular context.
Our data further define a close coordination of parental histone dynamics with DNA repair progression through the damage sensor DDB2 (DNA damage-binding protein 2).
