The phrase "organized so that" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate the purpose or goal of an action or a plan. For example: "We have organized the schedule so that everyone can attend the meeting."
The session was organized so that "a positive message should go out to the masses," Mr. Khan said.
Each lymphocyte produces its own specific receptor, which is structurally organized so that it responds to a different antigen.
"A correctly loaded dishwasher is one that is organized so that a lot of stuff will fit," he said.
And the next coalition will be organized so that whoever votes against us is out the same day".
The defense teams also wanted to know how the C.I.A. detention program had been organized, so that they could file requests for documents.
The Brooklyn Museum show, unlike the book, has been organized so that a viewer can think about what she is seeing.
Or is it more loosely organized so that varied pockets of distant neurons fire together when called upon to perform a particular task?
Sample telephone numbers were organized so that fresh random numbers were released on the fourth and fifth days of the poll.
Civilizations, he concludes, "are highly complex systems, made up of a very large number of interacting components that are asymmetrically organized, so that their construction more closely resembles a Namibian termite mound than an Egyptian pyramid".
We are constantly consulting with the opposition on how they can get organized so that they're not splintered and divided in the face of the onslaught from the Assad regime.
Musical form is organized so that recurring patterns and themes are timed against a regular number of elementary pulses usually 8, 12, 16, 24, or their multiples (more rarely, 9, 18, or 27).
