"reinforce coordination" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a particular action designed to strengthen the way in which different parts of a system interact with each other. For example, "The CEO proposed a plan to reinforce coordination within the management team."
The Commission is insisting on the need for reinforced coordination with the government around the shared comprehensive reconstruction framework.
(S/NF) In a final meeting, French Director for Strategic Affairs Patrick Maisonnave expressed a need to reinforce P3 coordination.
In terms of nutrition, UNICEF will continue to support the expansion of SAM treatment, implement integrated health, education and WASH interventions, and reinforce the coordination capacities of national counterparts.
The main idea behind such initiatives was the improvement of care continuity by reinforcing service coordination and information-sharing among GPs in a practice.
"There is a pressing and urgent need to reinforce economic policy coordination and counter-surveillance," he said.
He also said he was planning "proposals on reinforcing economic policy coordination and fiscal surveillance" of the euro-zone countries to ensure that no nation's public finances suffer a similar fate to those of Greece.
In the meantime, the positive association between TAS and acknowledgement of CSNZ health promotion activity suggests that national programme coordination reinforced by regionally integrated health promoters with local knowledge and networks is a useful model.
Fred Wertheimer, president of the advocacy group Democracy 21 and a vocal critic of the Media Fund, said while the correlation in the campaigns did not "constitute coordination" it did reinforce "the fact that the purpose of these 527 groups is to help defeat a presidential candidate".
PANI-Ni with intrachain and interchain coordination structure could reinforce the polymer molecule chain strength to overcome volumetric swelling and shrinking during charge/discharge process.
Instead of concentrating ECD funding and interventions within a few CO sections/sectors, allocating funding for ECD more evenly may reinforce the importance of intersectoral coordination on ECD.
These results reinforce the idea that second-sphere coordination influences the electronic structure of the heme iron.
