The phrase "a different organization of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing alternative arrangements, structures, or systems in various contexts, such as business, education, or social settings.
Example: "The report suggests a different organization of the team to improve efficiency and collaboration."
Alternatives: "an alternative arrangement of" or "a new structure of".
Variable costs and overhead costs were estimated separately, and the possibilities of a different organization of production were explored.
These results establish the existence of an embedded interaction between AMA1 and RON2 at the MJ, and reveal a different organization of the MJ in absence of AMA1.
In the present case this is accomplished thorough a different organization of the in-tube fluid circuits in the heat exchanger.
Instead recent research has suggested a different organization of the visual brain with putative high level processing occurring very rapidly and often unconsciously.
In order to take advantage of the great potential of the TAV method but also to cope with the above-described drawbacks, we have proposed the WMD Model, which uses a different organization of the mesh in order to process the scene of interest.
Conversely, overexpression of DAAM1 in U2OS cells result in a different organization of the focal adhesions and the actin stress fibers of the wound edge cells, indicating a loss of the ability to protrude normally (Fig. 6).
Yet, the intrinsically different architecture of the septum may require a different organization and regulation of the wall-synthesizing machinery.
This means that professionals tend to identify with the values and demands of their profession rather than with those of a different organization, such as the department of medical education[ 20, 36, 37].
Since these distinctions are hopelessly misleading, a new set is proposed based on a very different organization of knowledge.
"We have a different organization," says Edouard Brézin, president of the French Academy of Sciences.
Called the "School of One," the project involves a radically different organization of computers and students, promising something that school administrators and teachers have been aching for: individualized learning.
