"has been organized with" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to indicate that something has been arranged in a particular manner. For example, "The annual meeting has been organized with the top leadership in attendance."
The show has been organized with Joshua Mack, a writer and collector, just in time for the Kudo retrospective scheduled to open at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis in September.
This beautiful exhibition of 70 master drawings from the 16th to 19th centuries, many of them recently acquired, has been organized with an eye to achieving a harmonic convergence of diversity, continuity, quality, fame and obscurity.
The show has been organized with Feature Inc., Mr. Wurtz's longtime New York gallery, and expertly chosen and installed by Matthew Higgs, the ever-catalytic director of the alternative space White Columns in Greenwich Village.
This beautiful exhibition of 70 master drawings from the 16th to the 19th century, many of them recently acquired, has been organized with an eye to achieving a harmonic convergence of diversity, continuity, quality, fame and obscurity.
Dominated by meditating Buddhas and handsomely attired bodhisattvas dating from the sixth to the ninth centuries, the show, which has been organized with the Korea Society of New York, dispenses lessons in several kinds of grace, religious as well as formal.
The planning meeting has been organized with the support of UNICEF regional and country offices.
The protests appeared to have been organized with the help of Hezbollah, which condemned the United States for statements supporting Israeli air strikes in southern Lebanon.
By the end of the month, a three-year reconstruction and improvement plan had been organized, with the ultimate goal of turning the region into a tourist destination.
The protests appeared to have been organized with the help of Hezbollah, the Iranian-backed Party of guerrillas guerrillas have mounted an offensive in southern Lebanon that has killed seven Israeli soldiers in less than three weeks.
Workshops and special activities have been organized with local singers from every age and background, and Tod Machover has chosen several hundred of them to sing in the final performances with The Philadelphia Orchestra under the baton of its music director, Yannick Nézet-Séguin.
