The phrase "ancient organization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group or institution that has existed for a long time, often with historical significance.
Example: "The ancient organization was known for its contributions to early science and philosophy."
Alternatives: "historical society" or "long-established group".
For instance, Rhamnus, a little to the north of Marathon and a vital coastal garrison site in Classical and Hellenistic times, seems to have been anomalously attributed to a city trittys; and an ancient local organization known as the Marathonian "Four Cities," or Tetrapolis, was broken up among more than one of the new tribes.
Then, we compared the syntenic relationships between the ancient gene organization in A. thaliana and the flanking regions of PRR genes in V. vinifera, P. trichocarpa, and C. papaya using the comparative genomic tool, CoGe [ 11, 29, 59].
First, we reconstructed the ancient gene organization of the flanking regions of A. thaliana PRR genes before the α and β polyploidy events using the chromosomal syntenies reported in previous studies [ 27, 28].
As suggested above, contemporary gene fusions can serve as frozen-in-time indicators of ancient gene organizations that were later obscured by gene-scrambling events.
Neuronal nuclei are an evolutionarily ancient mode of organization of neurons in the central nervous system, differing substantially from the organization of the lamina of the cortex [ 28, 29].
To convey the mental power of this master of the Jedi Order, an ancient monastic peacekeeping organization in the "Star Wars" universe, he hit on the notion of using Einstein's eye wrinkles.
The ancient mitochondrial genome organization of C. apiculata is an important information that may help reconstructing the phylogeny of Mollusca and their relationship with other lophotrochozoans.
As the plot unfolds, Denton becomes entangled in a deep and ancient conspiracy, encountering organizations such as Majestic 12, the Illuminati and Hong Kong Triads during his journey.
After you've just read about the mind-blowing self-organization of ancient European cities, single-celled organisms and your own neurons, it's hard to be boggled by video games.
