The phrase "be organized to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the necessary preparations for a task or action. For example, "We must be organized to ensure that the project is completed on time."
Embrace community meetings will be organized to introduce participants to local health care and welfare organizations, courses, activities, and facilities.
"We have to be organized to fight back".
How will crowds of people be organized to pass through them?
Database records and files must be organized to allow retrieval of the information.
Women's brains may be organized to select men who seem likely to provide for them and their children.
As Gleick puts it: "The electric current flowed and was interrupted, and the interruptions could be organized to create meaning".
"We just don't know enough about how sectors will be organized to say for sure whether they'll be good for us," Mr. Burgess said.
He learned along the way that it would be paramount in his first head coaching job to be organized, to always have his calendar in order.
The strategic plan is right to urge that the system be organized to identify products that pose the greatest risk, like those from a country with a record of exporting unsafe goods.
"Our mission is to protect our country from Russian aggression," Davit Kezerashvili, Georgia's 29-year-old defense minister, said in an interview last week when asked what missions the military would be organized to perform.
American officials said the force would be organized to carry out "high intensity combat" and "forced entry" operations and would give NATO members a focus for adding or upgrading their military capabilities.
