"unified coordination" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where different elements or parts are working together in a cohesive and efficient manner. Example: The success of our project was due to the unified coordination of all team members, each contributing their unique skills and expertise.
The miracle of his existence speaks to the generosity of humanity — and to the magical, unified coordination of more than a dozen people in the act of his creation.
However, a federal structure like India with multiple ministries handling social assistance has to ensure a unified coordination [ 29].
However, in order to maintain consistency and unified coordination, it is advisable that one single government entity should undertake coordination function of UNDAF and an active/efficient coordinating body should be established within the government.
Although unified coordination is expected at every level of the administration (federal, state and municipal), in terms of responsibilities and prerogatives in the formulation of sectoral policies, the various contextual, organizational and economic conditions have influenced the modes of implementation and sustenance of the SUS.
There's also no consistency, coordination or unified direction; it's just a big, rattling cargo bay crammed with features.
The coordination mode in the heteroligand complexes was unified to one imidazole in the axial position and one or two amino acid moieties in the appropriate remaining positions.
In other words the structure of the forming dioxygen adducts are unified by the presence of one imidazole in the coordination sphere.
Implications for the control and coordination of movement and the challenges to producing a unified theory are discussed.
After intensive work by a number of these celebrities in coordination with work by strong activist groups, we have a unified Security Council authorizing a peacekeeping force, and China playing an assertive role behind the scenes in getting Sudan to agree to that force".
Initially, command of Croatian forces in the city was not unified and Colonel Želimir Škarec of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Croatia only had a coordination role.
