'orderly person' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe someone who is organized and efficient in their behavior. For example, "He was an extremely orderly person, always arriving to work early and leaving late."
"Pete was a disciplined, orderly person.
The Most Powerful Woman in the History of the World, as President Bush calls her, is a very orderly person.
Because he really had quite a chaotic life before, and I'm a very orderly person – I mean in my interior world," she adds with another giggle.
Does the attraction to money differ from the awe a person feels in the presence of accomplishment, or the calm an orderly person can bestow upon someone who is congenitally anxious?
His campaigns and administration are as orderly as his person.
Smith is a modest fellow for a professional politician, a person of neat and orderly habits, and his aspiration for the parliamentary new session was both modest, and revolutionary in context.
I recognize that we need orderly immigration, but criminalizing a person who is trying to make himself or herself better is wrong.
But it would mean "members of clubhouses which are run in an orderly manner by law-abiding persons" are no longer criminalised.
Does not keep the elderly person's space clean or orderly, which can lead to accidents.
He appreciates Mayor Giuliani's accomplishments in making New York City a more orderly place and commends him as a "take-charge person" compared with his predecessor, David N.
By contrast, in the over-the-counter market, many market makers buy and sell shares electronically, and no one person or firm is responsible for maintaining orderly trading in a single security.
