The phrase "organized per" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. It is typically used to indicate that something is arranged or conducted according to a specific principle or system. Example: "The company's finances were organized per department, with each team responsible for their own budget."
Most of her clothes are vintage and organized per category: coats, day dresses, evening dresses, contemporary, shoes, jewelry, all dry-cleaned, stored in boxes, wrapped in tissue paper and/or polished.
The important functions, organized per time point and highlighting the important ones, are shown in Supplementary Figure S4.
Two sessions were organized per focus group.
The administrative regions of most of the 17 ASHIPs are organized per federal state.
(PDF 369 kb) Additional file 5: List of regulatory documents organized per country and list of publications.
All data were organized per species into tab-delimited, GFF-formatted, FASTA-formatted, and database-ready files.
He said that the demonstrations were "organized one hundred per cent by the Communists, working through students and religious leaders".
But in the PeeqPeeq app, you can see these deals at a glance, organized six per page, and filterable by type (e.g. women, men, kids, travel, home & kitchen, etc).
Shepherding Mr. Romney at the wall was J. Philip Rosen, a Manhattan lawyer who owns a home in Jerusalem and has helped organized a $50,000-per-couple fund-raiser scheduled for Monday morning.
These factors and their calculations have been included in the second level of Fig. 2 ('organize data as per MA') by organizing data per local areas listed as MAs.
But Mr. Raynor said that the two unions separately organized more workers per year before the merger than after, and that the unions' cultures have proved vastly different.
