Lockstep (noun)

1. The condition or action of moving forward in step with others, as if linked together.
2. The condition or action of moving forward in complete unison or uniformity.

Origin:

From lock + step.

Examples:

1. The soldiers marched in lockstep across the parade ground.
2. The dancers executed the routine in lockstep, each movement perfectly synchronized with the others.
3. The company's management follows the industry leader in lockstep, copying every strategy and decision.
4. The government"s economic policies are implemented in lockstep with the central bank"s monetary policies.
5. The students walked in lockstep, each one following the person in front of them.