The phrase "organized atmosphere" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe an environment or setting that is well-structured, efficient, and orderly. Example: The office had an organized atmosphere, with each employee's desk neatly arranged and all documents properly labeled and stored.
Angels are attracted to clean, organized, positive atmospheres -- provide that for your guardian.
The clean, well-organized atmosphere provided by supermarkets and convenience stores was very attractive to the majority of those interviewed and this was generally in contrast to fresh markets which were described as dirty and hard to walk around, particularly those that were on the street or more exposed to the outside environment.
Hostels I love hostels for their social scene, organized activities and fun atmosphere.
"Aftertaste: The Atmosphere of Objects," organized by the School of Constructed Environments at Parsons, the New School for Design, examines the art of interior design from a theoretical perspective.
For a techno-geek like me it was thrilling to see the professional lighting and camera equipment along with the professional atmosphere of the organized chaos.
The atmosphere of hostility and organized slander that Ms. Fay has had to endure is more than a little reminiscent of the atmosphere in which Soviet dissidents -- and even Shostakovich, at times -- had to carry on.
Ms. Gonyea said she was in college in April 1970, when high school seniors organized a walkout to protest the atmosphere.
The scene Saturday was not exactly organized, but that only added to the atmosphere.
Supercells contain mesocyclones, an area of organized rotation a few miles up in the atmosphere, usually 1 6 miles (2 10 km) across.
The American Outlaws, the official U.S. supporters group, have been credited with "transform[ing] the atmosphere at U.S. matches" with their organized pregame events and raucous chants.
