"coordinate the team" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to organize or arrange the activities and tasks of a group of people. Example: As the project manager, it is your responsibility to coordinate the team and ensure that everyone is working towards the same goals.
Together with the description of the innovative aspects of the machine mechanics, designed to face intrinsic variability in vegetable objects, the objective of this paper was to present the ensemble synthesis of the control policies, based on heuristic scheduling priorities, to allocate and coordinate the team of robots to a set of spatially distributed tasks.
He sees advantages to working alone because he knows exactly what he wants to do and he doesn't have to coordinate the team, which as he sees it, could add stress to the exercise.
Another important concept pioneered by Kraft was the idea of the flight director, the man who would coordinate the team of engineers and make real-time decisions about the conduct of the mission.
Specialists in reproductive medicine may contribute to discussions about complex ethical and practical fertility issues and nurse specialists are in an ideal position to coordinate the team and provide a link with families.
Atta continued to coordinate the teams until the very end.
"I visualise the show, get things ready for him, decide on materials, coordinate the teams and liaise with suppliers," she said in 2017.
For coordinating the team of autonomous mobile robots, we use the agent-oriented software engineering paradigm.
In Seattle, Sherman coordinated the team's offense, but Holmgren called the plays, just as he did with the offensive coordinator Sherman Lewis during his seven seasons in Green Bay.
In another significant departure, Bill Callahan, the well-respected offensive-line coach who also coordinated the team's running game, will not return.
In addition to helping the team with public appearances, Mr. James said, his father is playing a role in "coordinating the team's activities," showing up at planning meetings "whenever he feels like it".
