'has always been organized' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this part of a sentence to refer to something that has been put in order or managed in a certain way for a long period of time. For example, "The library has always been organized by genre for easy browsing."
While longshoremen at other ports have traditionally worked in shifts, those in New York have always been organized into clannish gangs that work around the clock until a job is done.
Since the Curia had always been organized on the basis of the Roman family, the Curiate Assembly actually retained jurisdiction over clan matters even after the fall of the Roman Republic in 27 BC.
"Part of the agenda has always been to organize not only a security process and discussions, but a higher-level group to try to establish the cooperation that would lead us into political discussions," one senior Bush administration official said.
My plan has always been to organize everything into scrapbooks when I retire, in those hazy, long-into-the-future days when I have nothing new to do but consider the past.
Economic power has always been critical to organizing efforts.
For various reasons, biology textbooks have not always been organized in a way that clearly shows this.
"The data has always been available but nobody organized it in this kind of detail, in a systematic way".
BEIJING — Whether it is religion, environmentalism or nonprofit charities, the Chinese government has always been wary of any organized activity it cannot directly control.
While the old interface defined the early days of Pearltrees, Lamothe also noted that the company's mission has always been about letting people organize their content rather than just letting them organize their content into pearl-shaped tree diagrams.
