"coordinated organized" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation in which two or more people have worked together to achieve a common goal, in a well-organized manner. For example: "The youth leadership team at the school coordinated organized the Annual Thanksgiving Bake Sale with great success."
Last year, CNN reported "coordinated, organized attacks" on Pentagon computers by Russian hackers.
"We're going to have outreach to Catholics in a coordinated, organized effort — state by state, diocese by diocese, parish by parish and pew by pew," Mr. Flaherty said in an interview.
"It demonstrates there's a very coordinated organized structure".
We know that the foreign-initiated, coordinated, organized attacks usually involve teams of like-minded murderous martyrs.
Although EMT is a coordinated, organized program involving interaction between different cells and tissue types, the EMT program could be activated in response to alterations of microenvironment, which would contribute to occurrence of the diseases including cancer progression [ 24, 25].
In this sense, coordinates organize spatiality.
It can coordinate, organize and aggregate the distributed sensor Web services to meet the requirement of a complex Earth observation scenario.
Obtaining medical ethics approval has coordinated and organized by a central research coordinator (EMMVL), who is part of the key investigator team and employed by the initiating site Erasmus MC.
Protests and strikes, common in Dhaka, are often coordinated and organized by political parties.
Unlike the cellphone towers, which are operated by the carriers, the hotspots tend to be controlled by individuals or smaller companies, and are not coordinated or organized into a larger network.
"We have run into a situation where the attackers are coordinated and organized but the people who have to respond -- both companies, Internet service providers, and most particularly law enforcement agencies -- are fragmented," said Mark Rasch, a former federal prosecutor who is now a vice president at Global Integrity, a computer security consulting firm based in Reston, Va.
