The phrase "kindly organize" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used as a polite request or suggestion for someone to arrange or coordinate something. Example: "Kindly organize the files according to date for easy access."
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-244X/13/343/prepub Dorte Helenius kindly organized the initial data-set of the present study.
So when my kindly librarian organized a contest where you got a FREE book for every 500 pages you read, I knew that I'd stumbled across something special.
Or, get your very organized or kindly bossy spouse/sibling/parent to time you and pull the plug on the WiFi.
Marta Kuzma, who organized the exhibition, kindly rounded up a few local experts the other day to mull over an answer at lunch.
On Monday, a Mentor Lunch took place (co-organized by the North American SAC and kindly sponsored by the German Federal Environment Agency).
The exhibition is organized in close cooperation with the Institute of International Politics and Economics which has kindly made available from its depository a valuable collection of publications and books depicting the evolution of the United Nations activities.
Wilson's next two novels, Unguarded Hours (1978) and Kindly Light (1979), chronicle the misadventures of a man who begins a career in organized religion.
We also thank Dr. Haley Oliver for her help organizing the phage genome sequencing with Cornell University Life Sciences Core Laboratories Center, and we thank Thomas Denes for kindly reading the paper.
I thank Gustavo Stolovitzky, Andrea Califano and Robert Prill for organizing the DREAM project, Neil Clarke and his collaborators for providing the data, and Mika Gustafsson and Michael Hörnquist for kindly sending me the manuscript prior to publication.
Cooper and William Ferguson organized protest against Australia's sesquicentennial celebrations in January 1938: "There are enough of us remaining to expose the humbug of your claims, as White Australians, to be a civilised, progressive, kindly and humane nation".
