1. The plural of coordination; instances or acts of organizing different elements to work together effectively.
Usage: Most common sense; used in business, project management, and general contexts.
2. The plural of coordination; the ability to use different parts of the body together smoothly and effectively.
Usage: Used in sports, physical education, and medical contexts.
3. In chemistry and biology, plural instances of the bonding of ligands to a central atom or molecule.
Usage: Technical; used in chemistry and biochemistry.

Examples

• The project required careful coordinations between the marketing and sales teams.
• Good hand-eye coordinations are essential for playing tennis.
• The event's success depended on smooth coordinations among all departments.
• Athletes train to improve their coordinations and reaction times.
• The coordinations of metal ions in the protein structure were analyzed using X-ray crystallography.
• Successful business operations rely on effective coordinations across multiple divisions.