The phrase "are organized with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing how items, events, or concepts are arranged or structured in relation to something else.
Example: "The files are organized with a clear labeling system to ensure easy access."
Alternatives: "are arranged using a" or "are structured with a".
Sketches, hard-line drawings, photomontages, images of models, renderings, philosophical musings, jokes visual and verbal, are organized with a cinematic sense of pace.
These components are organized with a combination of 12-fold (gp1, gp4), 6-fold (gp10, trimers of gp9), and 3-fold (gp26, gp9) symmetry.
Religious medical providers and pro-life clinics, which are organized with a specific mission in mind, cannot be forced to associate with people who oppose their mission.
But, as I explain in my new book, The Business of Family: How to Stay Rich for Generations, when families are organized with a business mindset, parents set up their kids for future success.
Generally, these are organized with a DNA-binding domain that acts as a positive regulator of transcription fused to an effector domain which provides a binding site for a specific chemical activator molecule [20], [21].
Arthropod ventral appendages are organized with a proximal-to-distal (PD) axis with jointed segments.
In fact, last summer a UN team headed by election expert Carina Perelli concluded that direct elections could certainly be organized, with a preparation period of about six months.
But the temptation is perfectly understandable, especially in tough economic times: This type of show can be organized with a minimum of logistical difficulty and expense.
Early in its existence the sect was organized with a hierarchy of senior leaders (gosvami), many of whom became very rich.
Everything was organized with a view to preparation for military service: lightly clothed, bedded on the bare ground, the child was poorly fed, told to steal to supplement his rations, and subjected to rigorous discipline.
