The phrase "a much more orderly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the level of orderliness between two or more things, indicating a significant improvement in order.
Example: "After implementing the new system, our workflow became a much more orderly process, allowing us to meet deadlines more efficiently."
Alternatives: "far more organized" or "significantly tidier".
But the pursuit of financial scandal could begin considerably closer to home and be conducted in a much more orderly way than snatch and murder.
As bewildering as it is to digest, the Mets have looked like a much more orderly team when Nieve has started.
Now it is at least possible that the Florida Supreme Court will rule on the admissibility of the late counts after the last of the contested ballots have been counted or rejected, a much more orderly procedure, although it would be naive to expect that the lawsuits will end when the court makes its ruling on that one issue.
But when Richard Prum, an evolutionary biologist at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut, and mathematician Rodolfo Torres of the University of Kansas, Lawrence, teamed up to study this phenomenon in mammals, they found that the skin in these animals reflects light in a much more orderly way.
"There are some in the league office who would prefer a much more orderly process," said Amy Trask, former chief executive of the Raiders.
Compared with refugees making the journey even a year earlier, the 200,000-plus Afghans who have come to Europe so far this year are met with a much more orderly system to get them from Greece to other European Union states.
It's easy and upbeat, and replaces the "garbage little OMGs and LOLs" in a traditional comment section with "much more orderly little hearts," he says.
Open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday from 12 30 p.m. to 5 30 p.m. Cottage Antiques (8181 Main Street, 410-465-1412) is more morderlyerly and refined, although a bit too packed, with Victorian dressers cheek by jowl with ornate candelabra.
"It's much more orderly than Borough Market," said Mr. Cazazian, a native of Lyon, motioning to the neat rows of stalls, clean floors and lines of patient customers.
