'organised in groups' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe how something is organized. For example: "The tasks were organized in groups according to difficulty level."
But even if religion did disappear, which of course it won't, we human beings would still be here, organised in groups of various kinds, still beset by the same lack of self-knowledge, viciousness and moral weakness.
The mayor said hundreds of anti-Pinochet demonstrators organised in groups continued to launch "coordinated attacks" in the centre of Santiago hours after the screening at the Caupolican theatre.
Following baseline assessment of socio-demographic characteristics, use of the Internet and psychological measures, all individuals organised in groups of ⩽20 persons participated in a rehabilitation programme comprising a 6-day retreat.
The problem lies with us, especially when we are organised in groups with a dominant ideology, whether secular or religious.
Seventeen of the houses had arcaded portico walks organised in groups of four and six either side of James Street on the north side, and three and four either side of Russell Street.
The permuted blocks are organised in groups of four (e.g., AABB, ABAB, BBAA) the details of which are not known by investigators involved with the administration of the trial.
Diabetes education is often organised in group settings, due to the increasing number of people with diabetes and the pressure on health staff resources [ 8].
As a response, antifascists started organising in groups to fight these skinheads, and those clashes were usually bloody.
We recovered a monophyletic HOX9-14 group comprising cnidarian genes organised in three groups (called here group A, B and C) arranged in paraphyly with respect to bilaterian HOX9-14 (figure 1).
All 6 struts can be organised in three groups: A, B, and C. Each group has of two parallel struts R and L (right and left).
They're organised in age groups, and judging by the impromptu turns the youngest kids did over dinner occasionally, they seemed to be having a fantastic time.
