"role of coordinator" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it anytime you are referring to a person whose job it is to coordinate something (for example, a project, event, etc.). For example: "The role of coordinator was given to John, who was responsible for overseeing the entire project."
I need to respect (my) role of coordinator, not blame development partners, but create coordination.
On the second day of the takeover, Mr. Lebed went to the Russian White House, where Mr. Yeltsin was holed up, and took the role of coordinator of the democratic military opposition.
In Mali the WHO in its role of coordinator of the health cluster was the only international actor trying to address the NCD issue.
An experienced research nurse will assume the role of coordinator and responsibilities at the IWK during any absences by the principal investigator.
- We also found that the DRS, who according to the plan was to take up the coordinator role, did support the networking activities in all three settings but did not fully take up the role of coordinator.
19 Such a model suggests that a variety of health and social care professionals will be involved, from diagnosis to end-of-life care, possibly with the primary care physician being in the central role of coordinator of this care.
Somsam Al Islam, a media coordinator with Al Nusra Front in the city of Aleppo, said in a Skype interview that the role of coordinators was to manage logistics between would-be fighters and armed opposition groups.
All 21 interviewees considered the role of coordinators as exchange agents to be indispensable.
With regard to the role of coordinators in sustaining audit, the session notes of one group referred to a specific coordinator, with one participant commenting: "In our province, she [the PPIP coordinator] doesn't allow people to be unsustainable.
The researchers were divided into the roles of coordinator, moderator and reporter and the participants were informed about each person's role.
In the analysis, only the roles of coordinator, gatekeeper, and representative were examined because itinerant brokers (who connect two nodes in the same Ri but different from themselves) and liaisons (who are in the relations of three people from different three Ris) were rare (one instance of a liaison and two itinerants).
