'coordinated development' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to the process of achieving growth, progress or success in a specific area by working together with other people or organizations. For example, 'The regional governments are working together to promote coordinated development in the construction industry.'.
Mr. Zetsche coordinated development for commercial vehicles in the early 80's and then held a succession of senior Mercedes-Benz posts in Brazil and Argentina.
Officials from Pearson and Parcc, a nonprofit consortium that has coordinated development of new Common Core tests, say strict training and scoring protocols are intended to ensure consistency, no matter who is marking the tests.
The strategy involves using ultra-high voltage (UHV) grids as the backbone structure and emphasizes coordinated development of grids at various levels.
RG coordinated development of the classification system and wrote the main draft.
Enclosure of Dendrites by Epidermal Cells Restricts Branching and Permits Coordinated Development of Spatially Overlapping Sensory Neurons.
Tenenbaum, Conrad M, et al. "Enclosure of Dendrites by Epidermal Cells Restricts Branching and Permits Coordinated Development of Spatially Overlapping Sensory Neurons".
To achieve the "Coordinated Development of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Beijing-Tianjin-Hebeiregiony lines is the corefficientndation for the establishment of the "Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Railway Region".
Meanwhile, the human settlement environment and urban rural coordinated development also develop into a notable subgroup.
The project would also open up the possibility of the publishers developing more sustainable multimedia approaches or a coordinated development of technical platforms for mobile phones and e-book readers.
Then the coordinated development among four effects is analyzed by constructing coupling coordination degree model.
This core ecological industry chain achieved the coordinated development among economic, energy and environment.
