The phrase 'directly coordinated with' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate a strong relationship between two ideas or concepts. For example: We worked with the local council to ensure our plans were directly coordinated with their own.
Yes, it would still be news that Mueller did not believe Trump and his campaign had directly coordinated with Russia, and that Trump himself would not be indicted for a crime.
As long as they do not contain overt appeals to vote for or against specific candidates and are not directly coordinated with a candidate, they are as a rule not subject to regulation under campaign finance laws, meaning that the sources and amounts of money behind them do not have to be disclosed.
Although their model is not directly coordinated with a rice growth model, such modules related to water resource assessment are needed in order for us to better investigate the growth stage of a water-sensitive crops such as rice.
That probe also revealed that the Walker campaign had directly coordinated with WTMJ talker Charlie Sykes, one of five right wing hosts spotlighted in the MAC case.
This refers to money spent to promote a party's agenda or a candidate's campaign, but that is not directly coordinated with a candidate.
Elias's questions to the FEC follow months of a presidential campaign in which some Republican contenders directly coordinated with their super PACs and other groups while saying publicly they hadn't decided whether to run. .
The Senate Majority PAC, a super PAC with ties to Democratic leaders prohibited from directly coordinating with the DSCC or candidates, has also dropped its advertising plans for a similar period.
He structured an arrangement under which one political outfit he represented that included a super PAC began directly coordinating with Mrs. Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign, which was also a client of his.
Giles's exit to the super PAC side, where he will be prohibited from directly coordinating with Carson or his campaign, leaves Williams as the candidate's chief confidant.
Some election lawyers say this allowed Bush to directly coordinate with a super PAC.
