"much more organized" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to compare the level of organization between two things or situations. We can use it to describe a higher level of organization than before or than something else. Example: Since I hired an assistant, my desk has become much more organized. In this sentence, "much more organized" is used to compare the current state of organization to how it was before the assistant was hired. Another example: The new filing system is much more organized than the old one. In this sentence, "much more organized" is used to compare the current filing system to the old one.
So sharing things on a massive scale is much more organized now with the social platforms.
The Free Syrian Army is much more organized than the rebel fighters in Libya.
Why was the Western response so much more organized in that event?
Republicans here say they are much more organized than in 2000, with more money, ground troops and determination.
Modern advancements in science have allowed for those genetic advances to be much more organized and specific, rather than haphazard, over time.
"They are essentially negotiating with much more organized, much more dangerous Pablo Escobars," the diplomat said, referring to the late cocaine kingpin.
Much more organizing, on myriad fronts, is desperately needed.
"As far as a terrorist plot goes, beheading someone in Sydney doesn't take much more organizing than borrowing 20 dollars to buy an ax from Bunnings," explained the anonymous analyst.
"As far as a terrorist plot goes, beheading someone in Sydney doesn't take much more organizing than borrowing 20 dollars to buy an axe from Bunnings" explained the security source from Lebanon "so as far as a conspiracy, or an ISIS plot goes, it'll be interesting to see how direct that connection is".
"As far as a terrorist plot goes, beheading someone in Sydney doesn't take much more organizing than borrowing 20 dollars to buy an ax from Bunnings," explained the anonymous analyst, "so as far as a conspiracy, or an ISIS plot goes, it'll be interesting to see how direct that connection is".
Mr. Saja makes a much better, more organized impression with his pan-roasted halibut with a golden crust, bathed in a well-judged truffled chicken jus, just the right level of richness to complement the fish, which is placed on a simple potato purée surrounded by chanterelles and topped with a paper-thin slice of salty roasted pancetta.
