The phrase "coordinate play" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where individuals or groups work together in a coordinated manner to achieve a common goal or objective. Example: The team's success on the field was a result of their exceptional coordination and seamless play. Their ability to communicate and make quick decisions allowed for efficient and effective coordinated play.
In the present experiment an inter-limb practice paradigm was designed to determine the role that visual-spatial (Cartesian) and motor (joint angles, activation patterns) coordinates play in the coding and learning of a complex movement sequence.
The quartet must be frighteningly difficult to coordinate and play, but the Signum performance seemed astonishingly assured.
Three-dimensional coordinate transformations play a central role in contemporary Euclidean point positioning.
Sections of coordinate maps play a key role in the construction of transformations between attractors, which is the subject of Sect.
Even after the deal was signed, however, it was no easy matter "to load a show into an old rickety theater where nothing works," said David Llauger-Meiselman, a producer and director with the Ricardo Montalban Repertory Theatre Company, who helped coordinate the play's technical aspects.
These results show that the addition of haptic information, probably encoded in force coordinates, play a crucial role on the visuo-manual tracking of new trajectories.
FIFA has tried for decades to persuade the world to coordinate the playing seasons so that there is one uniform calendar, quite likely because that would allow the world governing body to maximize its own lucrative, and ever-increasing, tournaments.
Water molecules (lattice and coordinated) also play important role in the self-assembly by forming H bonded supramolecular architecture involving strong inter/intramolecular secondary interactions.
Thus, it is very clear that several genes and gene networks are involved in metal uptake, translocation, sequestration and loading, and their well coordinated action play a key role in metal homeostasis in the rice plants.
