"organize structure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about creating or organizing something in an orderly way. For example, "We had to organize the structure of our report before we could begin writing."
This idea is in line with a more general notion in Biology concerning the role of compartmentalization as a fundamental way to organize structure and function at all levels from the organ level down to the cellular and genome level.
Textiles, she writes, "are used to make the tangible things that surround bodies and that organize, structure, and lend meaning to the contours of everyday life".
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There was supposed to be a so-called strike alert: a group of people on alert who would organize structures quickly if something happened.
Each class session always follows a clear and organized structure.
Does it have an organized structure and a strategy for achieving its goals?
That early game led ultimately to the development of professional baseball and its tightly organized structure.
Using headings properly can help in creating a semantic, organized structure to your content.
The team created a single, searchable organizing structure spanning all the courses.
A highly complex but symmetrically organized structure was identified through X-ray crystallographic analysis.
Researchers in Beachy's laboratory have been studying the bladder, its development and its highly organized structure for several years.
