The phrase "a proper organization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an organization that is suitable, appropriate, or well-structured for a specific purpose or context.
Example: "To ensure the success of the event, we need to partner with a proper organization that has experience in managing large gatherings."
Alternatives: "a suitable organization" or "an appropriate organization".
He didn't have a proper organization.
"An army has a government to defend, a command structure, training and a proper organization.
The former, which made clear the relative stations of court officials by giving them caps of different colours, aimed to encourage the appointment of men of ability and give the court a proper organization and etiquette of its own.
The fact that the growth plate consists mainly of collagen fibres points even more to the importance of thyroid hormones for proper collagen fibril organization; but a proper formation of collagen fibres requires the coordinated expression of the participating genes.
The second is a concern for proper organization in the market in animals, so that competition is not adversely affected (Recitals 10-11).
According to the company that was set to transform TPB into a prim and proper organization, it has zero money to do so.
The genetic and biochemical defect of Marfan's syndrome is a mutation in the gene for fibrillin-1, an extracellular matrix protein involved in proper organization of fibrils [ 23].
To remedy this situation Hamburger promoted the founding of a University Archives to provide for the proper organization and preservation of the University's records.
Thus, Hi-C analysis of Rad21-deficient cells supports a role for cohesin in maintaining the proper organization of interphase chromosomes.
Even if Trump now puts together a proper campaign organization — and that's a big if — can he adjust his message to draw in those voters who might be attracted to some of the things he says but not to others?
A November article in Dabiq, Islamic State's propaganda magazine, calls JMB "a proper jihad organization," prompting speculation of an alliance.
