'fine coordination' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the successful coordination of a task or event, where all the elements come together effectively and efficiently. For example, "The planning committee was impressed by the fine coordination of the event."
I lacked all the fine coordination skills that I hadn't used for months.
So we hope to be able to check if another activity that is also organized, depends on a team and also requires fine coordination of movement will produce the same results or different results.
Characteristic symptoms involve an involuntary, rhythmic shaking of the hands, the head or both, the loss of very fine coordination, and some muscular rigidity that reduces the ease of speech and movement.
There was also consistent cerebellum activation, as would be expected because the cerebellum receives somatosensory input and sends motor output commands for fine coordination of movements [53], [66], [67].
This is only possible by making fine coordination between interdisciplinary research fields mainly cell biology, molecular biology, immunology, virology and biomedical sciences.
These complementary transcriptional patterns and functional roles support the fine coordination occurring between metabolic and energy adjustments during adaptation to drought [ 41].
Playing with a yo-yo provides practice with fine motor coordination, eye/hand coordination and finger dexterity.
The fifth pattern was a combination of cognitive and motor developmental delays (fine motor coordination, grapho-motor coordination, memory/concentration, endurance).
In comparison to the reference group of the youngest children, the risk was reduced by 22%and68%8% for age groups 5.50-6.50 yeand and 6.51 years or older in subareas of fine motor coordination, grapho-motor coordination, grammar, memory and concentration, arithmetic and psychosocial development (Table 3).
The fourth pattern was dominated by delays of fine body coordination and grapho-motor coordination.
Highest co-occurrences of delays were found for fine body coordination and grapho-motor coordination (9.1%) and for memory/concentration and endurance (5.8%) (Table 2).
