"organized transport" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to transportation that is planned and arranged in a structured manner. Example: The company provided organized transport for its employees to the conference, ensuring everyone arrived on time and together.
Baichwal's long takes of Chinese electronics factories suggest a level of regimentation and uniformity that seems futuristic and dystopian; she looks closely at groups of subsistence garbage-gleaners who trawl through dumps of a virtually geographical scale; and her wide shots of the organized transport, by Bangladeshi laborers, of detritus from oil tankers capture a seemingly lunar desolation.
Also, the capability of the proposed feedback control laws in solving a formerly organized transport problem of a liquid filled container has been demonstrated in simulations.
One consultancy wanted to recruit more women so they organized transport and catering for that special networking day in the region.
Asha and the helpline found a blood donor and organized transport to better facilities.
Likewise, some schools organized transport for the girls and a teacher accompanied them to the hospital to receive the vaccine.
This request has to be taken into account, as possibilities of organized transport by local authorities should be seriously considered.
Christie's and the Pinault family had organized transporting the bronzes back to Beijing.
In addition, households residing in villages distant from the referral facility, but with high rates of facility-based delivery indicated a certain level of collective organization and solidarity to organize transport to the facility.
As relief organizations depart, villagers fearful of the next tsunami will be faced with the task of obtaining and rebuilding on higher land, organizing transport, rebuilding barrier mangrove and coral reefs and installing reliable early warning village systems.
Second, the influx of people from both China and Vietnam provides an abundance of information for finding work, organizing transport, transferring money, and forming alliances.
The challenges of organizing transport chaos are myriad, but the massive size of the market — more than $160 billion is spent annually on travel across Europe, according to GoEuro — is enough of an incentive to drive plenty of interest here.
