The phrase "conduct coordinated" is not grammatically correct as it is missing an object.
It is also unclear what action or event is being coordinated. It would need to be revised to something like "conduct coordinated efforts/activities/plans" to make it a complete and correct sentence. Example: The team worked together to conduct coordinated efforts to improve customer satisfaction.
With an estimated $1 billion being spent by over 100 participating nations, this global research initiative will conduct coordinated, interdisciplinary scientific programs over 2 years at both poles.
The DOE Regional Partnership Phase III projects offer an excellent opportunity to conduct coordinated assessments of the far-field pressure response both within the injection zone and in the overlying aquifers.
Therefore, the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) developed a consortium program of experts in the field of pulmonary toxicology to conduct coordinated in vitro and in vivo assays with selected well-characterized ENMs.
Burmese officials, community leaders, and Buddhist monks organized and encouraged ethnic Arakanese backed by state security forces to conduct coordinated attacks on Muslim neighborhoods and villages in October 2012 to terrorize and forcibly relocate the population.
He is credited with helping craft a response to India's cold-start doctrine – a plan to conduct coordinated offensive operations against Pakistan – even as New Delhi denies having any such doctrine.
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Police in five states conducted coordinated raids during more than a yearlong investigation into illegal art trafficking.
In addition, the corps conducted coordinated counter-battery initiatives before the battle.
When the Cassini spacecraft flew by Jupiter in 2000, it conducted coordinated measurements with Galileo.
HSS : Conceived the idea of above technique, conducted, coordinated the study and performed the surgeries.
Electronic documentation and transmission of data are needed for rapid information exchange between institutions in charge of conducting, coordinating, or reporting control measures and should minimize additional work load for the public health service (5 ).
