The phrase "are instead organizing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating a shift in action or focus, often to contrast with a previous statement or expectation.
Example: "While many are attending the conference, we are instead organizing a local workshop to engage the community."
Alternatives: "are instead coordinating" or "are instead planning".
While regarded as amorphous deposits formed by passive and rather unspecific precipitation of unfolded chains, we prove here that they are instead organized aggregates sharing important structural and biological features with amyloids.
About 30 million companies are instead organized as partnerships, Subchapter-S corporations, LLCs, and sole proprietorships.
They are instead organized around a pledge to maintain the oath to uphold the Constitution sworn by peace officers and members of the military, and they also vow to disobey ten hypothetical orders they believe the federal government might issue.
This geography rejects the boundaries set by foreign powers and is, instead, organized around sites of militancy and Muslim suffering.
Libyan labourers were instead organized under the country's single government-controlled association, the National Trade Unions Federationn, with the exception of foreign workers, who were not permitted to participate.
National Democrats are instead stealthily organizing from outside the 18th Congressional District of Pennsylvania, with activists reaching out to local voters from out-of-state phone banks, as well as with postcards written at organizing parties hundreds or thousands of miles away.
The goal for most organizations is not to make work as easy as possible; it is, instead, to organize work in a way that allows it to be effective, productive, and satisfying.
From Bill Schaberg at Athena Rare Books in Fairfield, Connecticut: "… A book that could have been a dreadfully dreary read was, instead, lively, well organized (I loved the way you masterfully wove so many narrative threads together) and a literal pleasure to pick up each night.
2 This view of time, as the structured relation among entities, rather than an entity itself, was taken further by Kant, who proposed that time, like space, had no external existence at all, but was instead one of the core organizing principles through which we organize sense data into a coherent perception.
