coordination

UK /kəʊˌɔːdɪˈneɪʃən/ US /koʊˌoɹdɪˈneɪʃən/
noun 5

Collocations

19
1

(noun.) working together

ADJ

better, greater | poor | international | economic, market, policy

colour

The interior designer helped us improve the colour coordination between our walls and furniture.

VERB + COORDINATION

need, require

ensure, facilitate

Better communication between departments would facilitate coordination during the project.

PREP

in ~ with

The school organized the field trip in coordination with local museums and transport companies.

~ between

The coach improved coordination between the forwards and midfielders during practice.

~ in

The team's poor coordination in defense allowed the other side to score three goals.

~ with

PHRASES

a lack of coordination, a need for coordination

The team's project failed because there was a lack of coordination between the different departments.

2

(noun.) ability to control your movements

ADJ

good | poor | physical

hand-eye

Playing video games helps develop excellent hand-eye coordination in children.

VERB + COORDINATION

have | lack

PHRASES

a lack of coordination

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