"properly organised" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is most commonly used as an adjective phrase to describe something that is arranged or managed in an efficient and effective way. Example: The conference was properly organised, with clear schedules and relevant topics for discussion.
"The best thing to do is to go on a properly organised expedition where organisers understand that you can't have many boats crowd around a single animal and you can't follow the animals day after day," advises Pitt.
But not everyone: the Washington-based Center for Economic and Policy Research is one of several organisations who are calling for all three candidates to contest a properly organised repeat of November's election.
PF: I think the thing that would make a difference is a properly organised pay structure.
Many lobbyists would like to see more child care provided in properly organised and regulated centres.
We're not properly organised, it's a little bit chaotic – but we'll sort it out".
Even if Mr Lukashenka relents, would it be worth sending monitors too late to get properly organised?
There are a few minor user interface issues that need tackled - like you need to open the sidebar to properly organise bookmarks - but it's looking very promising for a piece of software that's only at 0.5 (beta) stage.
The Green Brigade may have been one of the first attempts by Celtic fans to properly organise within the ground, but according to William McDougall, a politics lecturer at Glasgow Caledonian University, the club was involved in various political struggles and controversies before 2006.
The participating CHC-nurses conceived that due to the Primary Health Care unit managers disinterest in CHC they made no effort to properly organise the management of the recourses pertaining to childhood overweight and obesity.
"The sadness is that there are properly regulated, organised clinics outside the UK, but if you find them advertising on the web offering to do miraculous things that nobody else in the UK believes are possible, you have to question it.
► When Social Actions are properly structured, organised, commoditised, traded, tracked, measured, valued, verified, made legally binding, transferable, exchangeable and enforceable → through a centralised global platform such as Re-Give → they will have the capacity to effect significant positive social, environmental and economic change across the world - at scale.
