"coordinated thinking" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the ability to think logically and systematically, and to coordinate thoughts and ideas in a coherent manner. Example: She excelled in her job as a project manager due to her exceptional skills in coordinated thinking, allowing her to effectively plan and execute tasks with precision and clarity.
But the politics, perverse logic and lack of coordinated thinking on aid from the west means well-meaning international agencies sometimes prefer to feed countries like Haiti rather than give them the means to feed themselves.
While it would be tempting to fault Apple for going it alone, throughout the industry there is a lack of coordinated thinking on standards for the interaction of smartphones with in-car telematics.
Such coordinated thinking and observing could then be brought to cases such as the Amistad, where one could argue that the general principle that holds that self-defense is permissible applies to these very facts.
There is an important clarification to be made here: the reviewers are thinking in terms of coordinate systems, with the difference between our and prior experiments simply being the point of origin, but this is not the case.
Einstein evidently was thinking that, in general relativity, coordinates, and coordinate transformations, no longer represent the possible displacements of rigid bodies or the transport of ideal clocks.
"I actually coordinated with some of my Democratic colleagues, thinking this week we were going to talk through a bill and negotiate fine points and get it into a place that hopefully was middle of the road.
In Study 2, we investigated whether gesturing the concept of variation, while at the same time verbally describing a difference in means, might support students' inclination to coordinate both mean and variation in their thinking.
Sheriff's officials "were supposed to be sharing intel with us, they were supposed to be coordinating with us, and the Sheriff's Office was thinking it was just a blank check," Burke says.
An advantage exists in coordinating the collective insights and knowledge in foresight activities for thinking about the future of the company.
An example of a CE coordinated by faculty from UMass Boston Critical and Creative Thinking graduate program included developing activities or lessons that prepare people to be informed participants in political debates about science, technology and social change.
Independent groups cannot coordinate get-out-the-vote drives with campaigns, but may begin thinking about how better to use their money to target voters and build grass-roots efforts, a more positive goal than endless attack ads.
