The phrase "coordinated strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a strategy that has been carefully planned in order to achieve an objective. For example, "With a coordinated strategy that carefully outlined the timeline and resources necessary, the project was completed ahead of schedule."
This is because the players of a coordination game are not totally isolated and without a communication between them, achieving coordinated strategy profile not possible.
It does not include the possibility that his campaign coordinated strategy with Russia, which remains uncertain.
That coordinated strategy included the British and French attack on the Somme and the Brusilov offensive by Russia against the central powers in what is now western Ukraine.
Traditionally, strict policies likewise separated the "news" part of the business (the journalists) from the "paper" part of the business (operations, especially advertising), making a coordinated strategy impossible.
A federal inquiry is seeking to determine whether an outside "super PAC" coordinated strategy with Representative Michele Bachmann's campaign staff in violation of election laws.
The latest is a federal inquiry into whether an outside "super PAC" improperly coordinated strategy with Mrs. Bachmann's campaign staff, including her husband, in violation of election laws.
WASHINGTON — As President Bush's press secretary, Scott McClellan was a dutiful practitioner of the swift, efficient and highly coordinated strategy the White House typically employs to take on Mr. Bush's critics.
First, it is clear we need a united and coordinated strategy between government, industry and consumers.
It is a combination of protection information, functions and coordinated strategy.
Bush and Right to Rise coordinated strategy and materials for an extensive period before Bush declared his candidacy, which put up a firewall between the two parties.
