The sentence is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you wish to describe the organizing or leading of a purposeful effort, especially a political campaign. Example: The political candidate hired a team to orchestrate a campaign in order to win the election.
"In a year, the Clintons will orchestrate a campaign to declare this a failed Presidency".
"If you publish that [man] again, I will exercise my own 'freedom of expression' and orchestrate a campaign entitled 'Don't buy the Guardian'," wrote one.
"It is hard to debate with people who orchestrate a campaign that includes direct insults and wishing that I was dead," wrote in his blog.
From there he planned to orchestrate a campaign to get his name on the ballot for a presidential election in April or at least get supporters elected to Peru's Congress.The gamble quickly came unstuck.
"We have watched in disappointment over recent days as an anonymous few have attempted to orchestrate a campaign of briefing to destabilise Ed and his leadership," the would-be MPs said.
A London-based PR firm claimed it was planning to orchestrate a campaign by Kazakh children against the pop singer Sting after he withdrew from a performance in the country, The Independent can reveal.
Rehman also claimed that, as with the Lawrence allegations, elements within the Met orchestrated a campaign to smear the characters of campaigners.
Warren orchestrated a campaign against him.
He worried that the company was orchestrating a campaign to destroy his reputation.
But in recent years Erdoğan has accused Gülen of remotely orchestrating a campaign to oust him.
Hysterical Indian MPs in the Houses of Parliament cried that I had orchestrated a campaign to shame India.
