"organise structure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to arrange or arrange in a systematic way. Example: The project leader was responsible for organising the structure of the team, assigning tasks and setting deadlines to ensure efficiency.
Throughout their schooling, children are presented with a mass of knowledge not only to absorb, but also organise, structure and regurgitate in God knows how many different forms.
One of the key support tasks is to organise, structure and make sense of data.
To develop a research governance structure that can enable data flows through networks in an ethical and lawful way, we need to radically re-think the way that we organise, structure and conceptualise international research governance.
One of the major challenges in muscle research is to understand how a muscle precursor cell with a very different organisation develops the highly organised structure responsible for the sophisticated mechanics of muscle.
It has previously been shown that the rdar morphology is due to the expression of both fimbriae and cellulose contributing to a highly organised structure, and this organised structure is disrupted at the loss of one of these components [ 11, 19, 20].
However, both organisations revolve around communication as a central organising structure, and key to their continued success.
This organising structure is based upon Kirkpatrick's framework for training evaluation that organises training outcomes across the four levels described below.
While Tambo's gentle charm kept the personalities together, Slovo organised structure and policy.
The human brainstem is a densely packed, complex but highly organised structure.
Its organic matrix has a hierarchically organised structure, and type and phase of the mineral compound can vary.
In designing scaffolds for tissue regeneration, the principal objective is to recapitulate extracellular matrix (ECM) function in a temporally coordinated and spatially organised structure.
