The phrase "a few organized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small number of items or people that are arranged or structured in a specific way.
Example: "We have a few organized events planned for the upcoming festival that everyone can participate in."
Alternatives: "a handful of arranged" or "several structured".
A few organized developers in the last decade developed and sold projects consisting of a few dozen identical houses on independent lots, with better infrastructure – paved roads, drainage, electricity, water supply etc.
While Ms. Brewer of Maritz Travel said that most companies were looking for what she called the "wow" factor to reward their superperformers, a few organized more altruistic ventures.
After a few lectures on handling hazardous materials, an exam and a few organized labs with an instructor, participants are measuring thin films on an ellipsometer, learning to meticulously record and analyze data and tackling the problems of engineering materials for different applications.
There was a solo tourist, a few organized groups of children in school uniforms, and a flock of mainly Japanese journalists who were shooed away from the small monuments when they got too close while taking pictures.
It has held only a few organizing meetings.
"If you're throwing in belongings that should be stored in a more permanent home, you'll end up with a messy and nonsensical junk drawer". Weinstock put a few organizing tricks to work.
If you're already feeling stretched thin (and not feeling too joyful about it), then it's time to step back and use a few organizing strategies to make a new plan.
But if you're already feeling stretched thin (and not feeling too joyful about it), then it's time to step back and use a few organizing strategies to make a new plan.
The division was one of few organized as a heavy formation with a large number of tanks, and Patton was in charge of its training.
"There's a lot of dialogue, but few organized events.
Most museum sites offer a search engine and a few chronologically organized virtual exhibitions.
