Sentence examples for coordinate recommendations from inspiring English sources
Continuing education will be provided to family physicians in the area in order to enhance collaboration and coordinate recommendations on secondary prevention.
Over the next several weeks, I'm going to assess... how we might apply and coordinate their recommendations.
Foreign policy, humanitarian aid and development organizations must work to elevate and coordinate the recommendations laid out in "Stabilizing Abyei".
The system requires reproducible registration points on the hip and the femur, according to the ISB recommendations coordinate system.
The TraumAID system tries to address this by providing tools for reasoning, planning, plan recognition and text generation which essentially coordinate and integrate multiple recommendations from multiple protocols.
Obama's order told the council, among other things, "to coordinate development of policy recommendations to promote economic prosperity and quality of life in rural America".
Additionally, the non-profit California Oak Mortality Task Force (COMTF; described below) works within California and assists nationally to coordinate education and management recommendations for P. ramorum and Sudden Oak Death.
An international High Level Stakeholders Group comprising representatives of biodiversity and ecosystems research infrastructures from around the world serves to promote policy liaison and recommendations and coordinate towards that aim.
Ten millimeter reflective passive markers were applied on the skin at specific locations, in accordance with the International Society of Biomechanics recommendations on joint coordinate systems in upper limbs [ 23].
The convener (a2i) will coordinate action to ensure that recommendations are taken forward, but resource and capacity constraints were recognized as a concern.
Another recommendation was to coordinate better on how to promote "human security," from better governance to combating corruption and the protection of civilian populations and refugees in a battle or continuing conflict.
