The term "coordinating group" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a group of words or phrases that are coordinated or equal in importance within a sentence. Example: "The coordinating group of subjects for the study included both men and women, ranging in age from 25 to 65 years old."
Those that lean toward the latter emphasize integration, managing relationships, and coordinating group effort.
If you are interested in coordinating group conversations/discussions, we'd love your input as well.
The residents themselves are active in planning and coordinating group activities.
In another development on Monday, Italy and Kuwait joined France and Qatar in recognizing the rebels' coordinating group, the Transitional National Council, as the legitimate government of Libya.
Well known in Silicon Valley for transforming ClickAction from a plodding software vendor into a growing e-business, Mr. Slayton was a founder of Silicon Valley Bush 2000, the coordinating group for Mr. Bush's campaign in high-technology corridors.
In February, these aims underscored a meeting in Germany sponsored by the European Bluegrass Music Association, a coordinating group founded in 2001 and modeled on the Nashville-based International Bluegrass Music Association.
We estimated the Mg2+-coordinating group structure, the linker and the aromatic pharmacophore influence on the inhibitory potential of the BPs.
However, the pyridy-3-yl Fe-coordinating group forces aryl ring 2 of both 64 and 65 virtually into a sandwich conformation with the heme macrocycle, maximizing overlap of the π systems.
The MIRAGE project incorporates three organizational components: the working group, the coordinating group and the advisory board.
The new Grassroots Coordinating Group, set up by groups such as Open Britain, the European Movement, Healthier IN and others, shows just how strong we are when we're together.
When the storm hit in 1999, there was no major coordinating group, according to County Executive Andrew J. Spano.
