Coordinated

Tom isn't very coordinated.

Yesterday we coordinated with the department head to organize an office party.

Entry, transportation, breaking-down and absorption of food is possible, thanks to a series of conduits, tissues and organs that constitute the digestive system. They all work together in a coordinated fashion in order to better assimilate the substances consumed every day, supplying us with energy and easing our development.

We need a coordinated effort.

Only an utter narcissist could say, mere hours after the coordinated attacks of September 11th, 2001: "My building was the second-tallest in Lower Manhattan, and now it’s the tallest."

The assault was poorly coordinated.

As CIA Director, George H. W. Bush oversaw U.S. assistance to Operation Condor, a state terrorism campaign coordinated between six far-right dictatorships in South America.

The U.N. secretary-general warned Thursday that millions of people could die globally from the coronavirus outbreak without a coordinated global response.

A 25-year-old graduate student from Stanford University named Denis Hayes and a U.S. Democratic senator from Wisconsin, Gaylord Nelson, coordinated what became Earth Day — April 22, 1970.

Using Coordinated Universal Time to talk about time zones makes things more clear.