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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as organized as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the level of organization of one thing to another.
Example: "She is as organized as a professional project manager, always keeping track of deadlines and tasks."
Alternatives: "equally organized as" or "just as organized as".
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And the PPUS is moving in the right direction: it's about as organized as you can expect such a lightly funded, grassroots organization to be at this stage in the game.
That's about as organized as it gets around here.
The activists she did meet with were not as organized as she had hoped.
"Before that, it wasn't as organized as it should have been".
"It's as organized as any drug trade and just as illegal".
Of all the many new sects, however, none are as organized as the Redeemed Christian Church of God.
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They have to be taught about how firms are organized, as well as how to treat workers and stockholders.
The presentation included how each setting is organized, as well as important procedures, regulations and habits.
Make sure you make it organized, as well as nicely decorated.
Your closet needs to stay organized as much as your room does.
However, the colonies were politically disunited, and their militia forces were neither as well organized nor as well trained as those of New France.
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