Is this English sentence grammatically correct: 'Planning, management, execution and coordinated participation...'

Is this English sentence grammatically correct: 'Planning, management, execution and coordinated participation...'

You provided the following sentence:

'Planning, management, execution and coordinated participation in over 20 professional exhibitions, resulting in increased brand awareness and customer base (reached over 30 new clients through exhibition promotion).'

The sentence does have a minor grammatical error. Here's a corrected version:

'Planning, managing, executing, and coordinating participation in over 20 professional exhibitions resulted in increased brand awareness and a larger customer base (reached over 30 new clients through exhibition promotion).'

Explanation:

The original sentence used a series of nouns followed by a participial phrase ('resulting in...'). This creates a grammatical mismatch. To fix this, we changed the nouns to gerunds ('planning', 'managing', 'executing', 'coordinating'), creating a parallel structure and a grammatically correct sentence.