The term "coordinated vision" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to refer to a shared vision that individuals are striving to achieve together. For example: The team worked together to create a coordinated vision for the company's future.
In 2008, the NIEHS established the Partnerships for Environmental Public Health (PEPH) program to formalize our commitment to outline a coordinated vision for community and academic partnerships.
By contrast, the British, German and many other parliamentary cabinets meet weekly to assure that the entire team shares a common and coordinated vision.
But that will require more assistance from the United States and Europe, which have so far lacked a coordinated vision and the political will to support these two goals sufficiently.
In the near future, local governments will likely have a supporting role and facilitate the increasing number of civil society and business initiatives towards adoption of local sustainable energy (efficient) systems and hence reduce local GHG emissions A 'Climate Change Roadmap' is being prepared, which includes a more coordinated vision and activities with the climate change mitigation domain.
A national oceans policy can provide the coordinated vision we need to successfully tackle these challenges.
"We need some sort of coordinating vision, but the question that I would have is is this a coordinating vision?" Dickersin said. .
The infant learns to coordinate vision and comprehension.
This analysis shows, however, that contemporary collaboration around regional greenways planning is piecemeal, that greenway objectives have changed over time in important ways, and that coordinated greenway visions are lacking.
International, multidisciplinary collaboration and a lot of patience will be needed to reach consensus and to coordinate different visions and opinions when establishing recommendations for a core set of trauma data to be collected in both registries and studies.
Further work to improve the image of the town continues with the latest Central Basingstoke Vision project coordinated by the Borough Council.
The Symposium hosted a Special Session on "Extended Protocols", organised by Prof. Mitch Brigell, Prof. Mike Marmor and Prof. Eberhart Zrenner, and two pre-conference courses, "Clinical Electrophysiology of Vision (Human)", coordinated by Prof. Graham Holder, and "Animal Electrophysiology and Imaging", directed by Prof. Mathias Seeliger.
