The phrase "and organized by a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the organization of an event, project, or activity, indicating who is responsible for the organization.
Example: "The conference will be held next month, and organized by a team of experts in the field."
Alternatives: "and coordinated by a" or "and managed by a".
They were there for an iPhone vigil, advertised on Dolores Park's Facebook page and organized by a group of tech people.
Wiseman's portraiture is analytical, but his analyses are oriented and organized by a governing principle: in this case, the way that universities foster dissent and protest and, in the process, defang that dissent and protest.
The project, called "The 3rd I" and organized by a new Qatari museum called Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art, will involve the camera taking pictures at one-minute intervals with the images being streamed to a computer database and then appearing in different sequences, some in real time, on monitors in an exhibition space in Doha between December and May.
At the service, held for the victims and organized by a local women's shelter, Sharon Burchett said she felt compelled to come even though she had never met the mother, Mary Jane Longo, 35, or her children -- Zachary, 5; Sadie Ann, 3; and Madison, 2. The bodies of Sadie Ann and Zachary were found first, floating in an inlet a dozen miles to the south.
The event was dreamed up and organized by a national mobile operator to tout the quality of its network.
The event was chaired by Inge Werner, Director of the Swiss Centre for Applied Ecotoxicology (Ecotox Centre) Eawag-EPFL, and organized by a team from Ecotox Centre, Eawag, Federal Office of the Environment, Federal Office of Agriculture, and Mesocosm GmbH (Germany).
So it is perhaps fitting that an exhibition of his art was conceived and organized by an artist that deeply admired him.
The workshop was proposed and organized by an international team of scientists who respected Prof. Tamao's great contribution.
Conceived and organized by Joseph Baillio, a Louisiana native and senior vice president of Wildenstein, the show contains nearly 100 European and American works, mostly from the museum and emphasizing the French School, a strong suit in New Orleans.
Initially organized under the auspices of AAAI, the conference grew up into a world-wide forum coordinated and organized by the BICA Society, a nonprofit US corporation.
The open letter was written by Burton Richter, a 1976 Nobel laureate in physics at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center in California, and organized by the Federation of American Scientists, a private group in Washington.
