The phrase "organized annually" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to events or activities that happen on a yearly basis. For example, "The company's staff summer picnic is organized annually."
A one-day coding course is organized annually with the study investigators and clinical research organization monitors.
A one-day coding course is organized annually with the study investigators and contrast research organization monitors.
In 1991 Bradshaw and Hague launched the Ocho Rios Jazz Festival, which the couple organized annually until his death.
It calls for the state's labor movement, now comprising two million members, to grow each year by 130,000 members, twice the number organized annually in recent years.
It was organized this year by Sam Auen, who created a bacon taco; it is not organized annually by Mr. Auen.
From the late 1970s they organized annually to campaign for higher wages, and under a then-sluggish economy the four organizations developed joint activities.
In 2004, she conceived Black Women Rock in Atlanta, the grown women-spotlighting event she organizes annually at the Charles M. Wright Museum in downtown Detroit.
All events were confirmed by the organizing committee annually.
It appears that New York law, under which Avon is organized, requires annual meetings only to be held annually as set forth under the bylaws.
The exhibition, organized chronologically and updated annually, is part of a traveling show that includes every winner since the Pulitzer board began awarding prizes for photography in 1942.
The Business Plan Competition Berlin-Brandenburg is held annually and organized in three rounds.
