koordinasyonundan

Koordinasyonundan is the ablative form of the Turkish noun koordinasyon, which means coordination or the act of organizing and aligning parts to work together. In Turkish, the ablative suffix -dan/-den denotes origin, source, or starting point, so koordinasyonundan translates roughly as “from coordination.” This form is used to indicate that something originates from, or is caused by, coordination rather than from another source.

In usage, koordinasyonundan appears in formal or technical contexts to attribute causes, bases, or points of departure to coordination. It can be part of larger phrases such as koordinasyonundan kaynaklanan sorunlar (problems arising from coordination) or koordinasyonundan dolayı gecikme (delay due to lack of coordination). The construction helps specify that the cited effect or condition is tied to how tasks and roles were coordinated rather than to other factors.

Etymology and relation to other terms: koordinasyon is a Turkish loanword adapted from Western languages, reflecting the concept of organizing elements to function as a whole. The ablative form koordinasyonundan is one of several case-based forms that Turkish uses to express relationships such as origin, cause, or basis. Related terms include koordinasyonel (relating to coordination) and phrases that describe consequences or justifications rooted in coordination practices.