"organizing institution" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as to refer to an organization or group that has been formed with the purpose of organizing and managing a certain activity. For example, "The organizing institution for the event will be responsible for providing equipment and staff."
The event, "Souls of Black Folk: A Centennial Celebration," at 7 30 p.m. at the CUNY Graduate Center, 365 Fifth Avenue, at 34th Street in Manhattan, is a benefit for the TransAfrica Forum, a research, educational and organizing institution for the African-American community.
Perera is co-founder and former Executive Director of the Miami Workers Center, a community organizing institution for low-income Black and Latino communities in South Florida.
Experts with different positions on the issue under discussion are asked to testify before the representatives of the organizing institution (most often a regulatory agency) or the deliberative panel.
Dr. Badgley, devoted to his home state, was active in organizing institutions and organizations within Michigan.
The opposition argues that one of the organizing institutions of our society will be imperilled.
Yoritomo himself spent most of the five years recruiting warrior vassals, organizing institutions of control and reward, and planning strategy.
The control of standards is therefore a central feature of social, economic, cultural and political life because they integrate into the infrastructures that define and participate in coordinating and organizing institutions and even whole societies (Slota & Bowker, 2017).
In China the Daoist priesthood emerged as an organized institution in the 2nd and 3rd centuries ce.
Lack of institutional, incentive systems and technological capacities to re-organize institutions limits the potential for the transfer of technologies.
They range from well organized institutions to one-person ventures where quality of care can be unsatisfactory.
In spite of these difficulties, such advisory committees can be very effective in detecting potential conflicts and getting the concerns of consumers heard and reflected in the respective organizing institutions.
