'coordinated government' is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
You can use it to refer to a government that is well-organized and functions efficiently. For example: "The coordinated government response to the natural disaster helped minimize the damage and provide aid to affected communities."
He said he told Joshua B. Bolten, Mr. Bush's chief of staff, and Mr. Paulson in a series of phone calls that the credit crisis would get "deep and serious" and that the only answer was big, internationally coordinated government intervention.
A publicly announced 12-month planning process, with a subsequent 24-month phased in reduction of current interest rates (13.25%) to an agreed upon interest rate target range (using a basket of developed country interest rate benchmarks), 2. Coupled with a recalibration of the original three-pillars, and 3. A simultaneous fully coordinated government reform package.
This is often done by police officers or soldiers, in uniform, as part of a coordinated government policy.
The GAO also found that labs could duplicate efforts and waste taxpayer money without coordinated government oversight.
There were signs on Monday, however, that the coordinated government efforts had started to make some headway in loosening the flow of credit.
When done as part of a deliberate, coordinated government program, the crimes are more shocking and far more corrosive to US democracy".
It also says the president's office should better coordinate government agencies that oversee different aspects of the field.
It also said the president's office should better coordinate government agencies that oversee different aspects of the field.
He laid such failures "to the government's inherent inability to coordinate government agencies, resolve conflicting demands and mobilize the required resources".
To coordinate government action, the Bush administration created a Policy Coordinating Committee, bringing together officials from Treasury, State, Justice, the National Security Council, the F.B.I. and the C.I.A. Two interagency groups, the Foreign Terrorist Asset Tracking Center and Operation Green Quest, were created to identify sources of cash for terrorists.
On paper, the existing agency also had a broad mandate to coordinate government efforts to identify counterintelligence threats, but several officials said it had failed to live up to that role.
