'establish coordination' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you need to describe the action of creating an organized system in order to work together. For example, "We established coordination among the team members to ensure that the project would be successful."
Noting that there were already plans to establish coordination among the construction projects by various agencies, Mr. Rampe said, "It's critical that we all take into account the cumulative impacts and take steps to mitigate those impacts".
In China the government obligated ministries and local government departments to establish coordination structures and engage with issues of HIV/AIDS.
A specific handover plan to increase national ownership, establish coordination, and assume funding responsibility when UNICEF reduced support might have assisted in maintaining the assessment and monitoring activities of the BFHI.
Teamwork consists of behaviors that are related to team member interactions and are necessary to establish coordination among individual team members in order to achieve team goals whereas taskwork consists of behaviors that are performed by individual team members and are critical to the execution of individual team member functions [ 12, 13].
In establishing coordination among sensors such that they can access the shared wireless medium, Medium Access Control MACC) protocol plays an important role.
By drawing from established coordination and organisational process theory, a text-mining tool is designed and implemented to measure coordination from a large dataset on organisational communications.
In 1952 1953, Rau led the newly established Coordination Centre for Industry and Traffic at the East German Council of Ministers.
The premise of the motor control approach is that simple functional exercise alone does not re-establish coordination of the trunk muscles.
UNHCR, IOM and UNICEF therefore call on the concerned States to re-establish coordination and response mechanisms agreed at the Western Balkans Summit on 8 October and the Leaders' Meeting on 25 October 2015.
A lack of shared cultures among health care providers and systems of delivery was a primary barrier to collaboration which was essential for establishing coordination of care.
This will be achieved by establishing coordination with multi-sectorial partners for nutrition security, capacity building for parents, health personnel and the private sector to focus on child care, growth and development, and enabling an enabling environment in the community.
