The phrase "also organized for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something has been arranged or planned in addition to other activities or events.
Example: "The conference was also organized for networking opportunities among participants."
Alternatives: "additionally arranged for" or "also planned for".
During his rectorship, he also organized for St Mary's church to be built in Balmain, and then St Thomas Enfieldd.
Di Franco also organized for the transmission of hurricane emergency information to citizens, believed to reduce the loss of life.
Unions also organized for -- and won -- the minimum wage, the 40-hour work week, the weekend, paid sick days, vacation pay, and an end to child labor.
The immunoinformatics data on the predicted fungal adhesins and adhesin like proteins are also organized for easy analysis and retrieval.
Informational and screening programmes for high-risk population groups are also organized for people with diabetes in Bulgaria [ 92].
A shorter training on basics of tobacco control was also organized for nurse aides to enhance their role in implementing smoke-free policy in the hospital.
But what if we unbundle the union and allow workers to organize politically without also organizing for collective bargaining?
They will also organize for baby supplies to be waiting on arrival, so there is no need to take overloaded suitcases full of nappies.
The conversation needs to be about the fact that we can, through actually withholding our labor at strategic times, stop the system, cause negotiation around changing little things, and also organize for a bigger change.
The videos were posted to YouTube by Artists for 47, which on a website paid for by the Yes on 47 campaign describes itself as a "coalition of artists committed to the passage of Proposition 47".
It also organized parishes for Russian, Ukrainian, Greek, Serbian, Albanian, Romanian, Bulgarian, and Syrian immigrants.
