The phrase "coordination on the ground" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the organization and management of activities or operations in a specific location or context.
Example: "The success of the mission relied heavily on effective coordination on the ground among all team members."
Alternatives: "on-site coordination" or "field coordination".
"That has to do with coordination on the ground, ensuring that people are aware that an exit is available to them," Mr. MacKay said.
Squabbling at the government level, however, has been matched by coordination on the ground in Slovenia, where Hungarian medics and volunteers have flooded in to offer services no longer needed in their own country.
Senators are less interested in a military approach than in finding ways to support eradication of the coca crop in Peru and Colombia, and enhance law enforcement coordination on the ground, the official said.
"There's a realization that without extensive coordination on the ground this could go on for years and years or the opposition could be defeated, so no matter what the long-term objective, it might be still worth it in the medium term to coordinate across groups".
This is true at the level of practical delivery and coordination on the ground, in standard-setting, in humanitarian advocacy and in achieving policy change.
It said it had data from April 1, 2015, that could be used to aid understanding and coordination for on-the-ground missions.
The group later helped to recruit local executives and support teams and to organize on-the-ground coordination efforts where the courses were delivered.
Response teams can also use the sensor data for coordination, analytics, outreach strategies, and on-the-ground tactics.
What is unique here is the "can-do/must-do" DNA of the society, the vision of the Government, the proactiveness of the Judiciary and the on-the-ground coordination of stakeholders provided by the Singapore Academy of Law.
Rather, he gave to America Votes and American Bridge 21st Century, organizations that do on-the-ground coordination and opposition research respectively.
We thank Mark Laponte, John Baimbi and Lianne Kuppens for on-the-ground coordination.
