"seamlessly coordinating" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when talking about two or more entities working together harmoniously without needing much external influence. For example, "The team worked together seamlessly coordinating their efforts to achieve their goal."
The CCN functions are integrated into the web server for content distribution by seamlessly coordinating with the underlying CCN network.
They move and think as one, seamlessly coordinating every head-turn and lift of a hoof, giving each gesture and sound a perfectly natural quality.
Think of Dropbox, Tripit, Tablet Hotels and Outlook all seamlessly coordinating so that you and your marathon running group can share and store your individual training times, as well as schedule your upcoming competitions.
It is a chronology of all the events that have ever occurred in the Star Wars universe, in all the films, books, CD-ROMs, Nintendo games, comic books, and roleplaying guides, and each medium is seamlessly coordinated with the others.
Everything would be seamlessly coordinated over the Internet and via emerging wireless technology.
Continuity is defined, following Haggerty et al, 60 as a patient being treated by a same professional or a same team over the course of time (relational continuity) and the delivered care being seamlessly coordinated (management continuity).
Service-oriented architecture based on web services technology provides a promising platform from which enterprises can coordinate seamlessly with e-Services in heterogeneous information systems.
It is programmed automatically to draw news, pictures, videos, financial data and graphics from 27 sources; standardize the information; store it in a database; and schedule its display, coordinating images so they move seamlessly across the face of the signs and the voids between them.
This opens up a range of possible practical applications; for example, in case of smart environments agents hosted in physically distributed smart objects can seamlessly exchange information and coordinate their actions.
Specifically strategies need to be developed that recognize the limited ability of individual physicians from different specialties to coordinate care seamlessly given constraints at the professional, hospital and provincial levels.
Coordinating the Humanitarian Response.
