The phrase "a well categorised" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "a well-categorized" with a hyphen.
You can use it when describing something that has been organized or classified effectively.
Example: "The library has a well-categorized collection of books that makes it easy to find what you're looking for."
Alternatives: "a well-organized" or "a properly classified".
Not well categorised for critical care, and numerous broken links were found.
This may benefit either or both the phage and host bacterium, and is well categorised in the case of toxins, cell adhesion molecules, nutrient uptake, immune response evasion, fimbriae and others [ 11, 12].
Tokyo Foodie gets serious props for its categorisation of restaurant tips… call me a tosser, but a well-categorised blog is a good blog as far as I'm concerned and the rest can go swivel.
I hate the culture of disposable music from the internet – like it's not there to be cherished, and picked out and put in a box, and categorised – well, I don't know if everyone does that," he laughs.
In preliminary analyses we entered birth weight as a continuous variable into the adjustment model, as well as categorised at 500 g intervals.
Data is shown for the total study sample as well as categorised into four noise index groups calculated from quartiles of the occupational noise index.
The peripheral arterial examinations will first comprise the palpation of the dorsalis pedis and posterior tibial pulses for their presence or absence as well as strength (categorised as normal or reduced) [ 39].
Furthermore, the largest study to date carried out in 1647 adults from the West of Scotland Twenty-07 study, found a negative association between adiposity and cardiovascular reactivity such that those with greater BMI and waist hip ratio as well as those categorised as obese displayed smaller heart rate reactions to stress (Carroll et al., 2008).
(5) Inland static water is usually naturally occurring water bodies such as lakes; however, due to their size, water storage reservoirs (dams) are included as well as those categorised as 'inland water bodies' and 'large area of water' or 'still water' in the data.
Each post in a feed is categorised and tagged.
