'collective coordination' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the act of multiple people working together in a coordinated fashion to achieve a goal or solve a problem. For example: "The Chief Executive Officer held a meeting to discuss the success of the collective coordination that had led to the recent product launch."
Decentralized collective motion coordination is a rapidly developing field, motivated by its extensive applications in mobile sensor networks, cooperative robotics, and unmanned aerial vehicles.
Inspired by pulse-based synchronization among biological pulse-coupled oscillators, we propose an integrated communication and control approach for collective motion coordination which can circumvent discretization and guarantee the design performance in final implementation.
In most existing results, the distributed controller for collective motion coordination is designed in the continuous-time domain in order to conform to the continuous kinetic dynamics of vehicle systems, and discretization of the continuous controller is used in implementation since the information can only be exchanged at discrete-time instants among these systems.
In HKB, the equation of motion for the key collective or coordination variable (relative phase) can be derived by treating the interacting components as nonlinearly coupled nonlinear oscillators [11].
I remain convinced that ordinary city-dwellers can use networked informatics beneficially, to support them in their aims of group coordination, collective decision-making and deliberative self-determination.
If people are constantly second guessing the state's decisions, the central roles of coordination, collective action and assurance in the establishment of justice by the state will be undermined.
However, there is a lack of collective organization and coordination among pastoralists, and they do not invest in the improvement of herbage potential or in the management of the rangelands that they use collectively.
Regarding the designation of origin supply chains (filière) Perrier-Cornet and Sylvander (2000) focus, firstly, on the development of collective strategies through coordination by filière actors in various ways.
In reality, practically everyone understands and acknowledges that no modern society can exist without a state or without ordered collective action and coordination of one kind or another.
