The phrase 'coordinating the course' is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to the action of organizing, scheduling, or making plans for a course. For example, "The professor is in charge of coordinating the course schedule for the upcoming semester."
Among these complexities were difficulties in managing communication with students; increased time required to coordinate the course; and challenges in navigating the technology required (Ocak, 2011).
She coordinated the course.
The initial 3-year TDR funding allowed the School of Public Health to employ a fulltime academic to coordinate the course and steer its development, fund curriculum development (workshops, visits from international experts), buy books and software, and set up a computer laboratory.
Furthermore, it is likely that implementation in the NHS would incur additional resources to coordinate the courses.
"We have been closely coordinating over the course of this conflict, but now we need to get into the real details".
ML and SG designed and coordinated the training course of the CPG that was offered to the health-care professionals in the intervention group.
Of course, coordinating the digital conversations becomes more complex.
Figure 3 shows the local and global coordinate systems, the vessel and a landmark m. Figure 3 The global ( X, Y ) and the local boat fixed ( x, y ) coordinate systems, the course ψ and the crab angle ϕ giving difference between the course and velocity vector.
One way to spur action and maintain the momentum generated by this course is by coordinating the participants into a network within which they can continue to interact and share information and experiences.
Of course, these simple steps gloss over the hard part of making this trip via public transit: coordinating the departure schedules for the various transit systems.
