noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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well
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The need for better coordination can not be overstated.
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It is vital that a reformulated strategy be built upon better intelligence gathering and better coordination of intelligence between agencies.
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All these examples, they thought, simply highlighted the need for better coordination .
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market
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Quite apart from market failure, another reason for rejecting unregulated market coordination is the inequality of social outcomes it produces.
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The claim here is not just that market coordination is necessarily anarchic.
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Another area where there has been an advance of market coordination in the 1980s is the public sector.
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But whichever approach one adopts, market coordination has characteristics which differentiate it from hierarchies and networks.
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However, it is important to appreciate that market coordination could not function in the absence of the other modes of coordination.
■ VERB
improve
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It has improved coordination , secured better value for money and encouraged programmes which tackle problems on a number of fronts.
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For exam-ple, the corporation has formed numerous cross-cutting, cross-functional teams to improve coordination between the functional silos.
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Lateral communication improves coordination and problem solving and fosters employee satisfaction.
provide
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The first such resolution is designed to provide coordination and guidance to the specialist, appropriations and tax-writing committees.
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The Evaluation Officer provides leadership and coordination for the evaluation of the Course and is the editor of Feedback.
require
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In practice, fertilisation requires tight coordination between the sperm and the oocyte.
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As you would expect, that approach required lots of telephone coordination , paperwork, and going to and fro.
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This new behavior requires hand-mouth coordination , an ability that the infant does not have during the first month.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Sam's coordination is still not a hundred percent after the accident.
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Sue will be responsible for the coordination of sales and marketing activities.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Between the fourth and eighth months, coordination of vision and touch typically occurs for the first time.
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Central coordination would keep the location of industry in step with development.
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Downward coordination through written rules and orders; upward communication of experience by reporting progress in meetings.
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Even more precise coordination will be necessary.
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Galbraith identifies seven basic strategies for dealing with the need to process increasing amounts of information in complex coordination .
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His balance and coordination may be poor.
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The first such resolution is designed to provide coordination and guidance to the specialist, appropriations and tax-writing committees.
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The North have both the motivation and the coordination behind the scrum to brush aside a rebuilt Midlands team.