"organize an excursion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to plan and arrange a trip or outing for a group of people. Example: Our school is planning to organize an excursion to the local zoo for the students next month.
In his article "Adventures in the Emirates" (Sept . 10 , 2006 Austin Considine mentioned the tour group Mountain Extreme as a guide for organizing an excursion (mountain-extreme.com).com
Often late and in the habit of leaving a lot of paperwork unfinished, shortly before he quit teaching Vainio organized an excursion for the pupils to express his gratitude for the time he had spent with them.
In 1858 the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad organized an "artists' excursion," in which photographers and artists competed as "brother artists".
WHY THEY CAME Ms. Seo, the group's social coordinator, heard about the $1 special and with the help of Ms. Gu — her designated attendee at all events — organized an after-work excursion, especially because there were two oyster virgins in their midst: Ms. Strings, who tends to be the life of the party, and Ms. Cole, who tends to pay.
And in addition to lectures and excursions, they also organize a successful student fair called ScieCon, where students may meet potential employers.
Organize a search committee.
Mahé based Seychelles Yacht Charter organizes a variety of excursions.
A large part of my reason for being there had to do with my fascination for a fellow Thomas Jefferson High School female who had helped organize the excursion -- and to be able to be out late (for us) on a school night.
Given this heterogeneity, we will organize our excursion through the relevant scientific research around certain biopsychological subsystems associated with "love" more broadly construed.
