koordiniertem

Koordiniertem is the dative singular form of the German adjective koordiniert, derived from the verb koordinieren (to coordinate). It does not function as a separate word but as the attributive form of the adjective before a noun in the dative case. It indicates that the noun is described as being coordinated or brought into harmony.

In German grammar, adjectives that appear before a noun are declined for case, gender, and number. The form koordiniertem occurs in the dative singular masculine or neuter when there is no determiner (the strong declension). When a determiner such as dem or dem ihrem precedes the noun, the ending changes to koordinierten (for masculine/neuter) or remains koordinierten for feminine in the dative singular after a definite article. Thus, you can see variants such as mit koordiniertem Aufwand (no determiner) or dem koordinierten Plan (with a determiner).

Common usage and nuance: koordiniertem conveys that an action, process, or object has been organized in a coordinated manner. It is typical in technical, managerial, or procedural contexts, for example in discussions of project planning, operations, or workflows. The English equivalent is usually “coordinated” or “coordination-based,” but the exact translation depends on the noun it modifies.

See also: German grammar, adjective declension, participles in German, koordinieren.