The phrase "a regular organization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an organization that operates in a standard or typical manner, often implying that it follows established procedures or norms.
Example: "The charity is a regular organization that adheres to all legal requirements and ethical standards in its operations."
Alternatives: "a conventional organization" or "a standard organization".
The observation of adult jaws of the catshark Scyliorhinus canicula showed a regular organization of their dentition: teeth were organized in families with the older tooth localized in a rostral (labial) position while more recently developed teeth (successive replacement teeth) were observed in a more caudal (lingual) position (Fig. 1a, and see supplementary material in [ 37]).
Unlike rickettsiellae, they do not present a regular organization suggestive of crystalline structure [12], [23].
The functional anatomy of the human brain also has a regular organization at a finer spatial scale than that of cortical areas.
Moreover, in Arenicola, these segmental neurites show indeed a regular organization with two to four pairs of nerves arising from the ventral nerve cord opposite each setigerous annulus [ 41].
In control endothelial cells, the MTs are organized into a faint, uniformly distributed lattice network, whereas the PEDF (200 ng/mL) challenge caused a less regular organization and some breakages that changed the MTs appearance).
A large reduction in number and a loss of regular organization and connections of epithelial polygonal cell of deep layer were also observed.
Similarly, though the ommatidia in the dl−/+ flies shown in Fig. 3B & C have a much more regular organization than their dl+ sibs, the surface of the eye still appears rough and glossy.
In each region, there is a medical officer who coordinates and inspects the provision of health services and other activities such as regular organization of an intensive educational campaign to improve the quality, accuracy and reliability of health data.
Such a regular thylakoid organization is supposedly suitable for FRAP measurements [21], [22].
Examining the ultrastructure of both EDL and soleus muscles using TEM, we found that the myotendinous junctions from wild-type lmna+/+ mice had myonuclei with normal morphology, a regular sarcomeric organization, and marked interdigitations between the myofibre and tendon (Figure 5a c and 5g i).
However, this regular organization gives way to an apparently unstructured organization in higher olfactory centers.
