"this can be organized" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility or potential for something to be arranged or planned in a systematic or orderly manner. Example: "The conference room is a mess, but don't worry, this can be organized before tomorrow's meeting."
This can be organized in two phases.
Most eukaryotic cells do have a microtubule cytoskeleton but this can be organized in many different ways by MTOCs, which need not be centrosomes.
This can be organized through the formal public health system (e.g. the Programa Agente Comunitario de Saude in Brazil) or through a formal NGO network (e.g. BRAC in Bangladesh), but in both cases referrals to the formal health services need to be facilitated.
This variety can be organized in several ways according to various interrelated conceptual distinctions: absolute and contingent pacifism; maximal and minimal pacifism; universal vs. particular pacifism.
Mounting evidence suggests that this polysaccharide can be organized into a wide variety of molecular architectures by its association with specific binding proteins, leading to the formation of fibrils and cable-like structures involving a large number of hyaluronan chains.
The contents of this book can be organized into two sections.
This relational information can be organized in the so-called gene-protein-reaction association tables (GPR) [ 1].
But the temptation is perfectly understandable, especially in tough economic times: This type of show can be organized with a minimum of logistical difficulty and expense.
This mass of information can be organized into four large chronological units: (1) the formative period, from 3000 bce through the 4th century ce, (2) the international period, from the 4th through the 9th century, (3) the national period, from the 9th through the 19th century, and (4) the "world music" period of the 20th and early 21st centuries.
In this way, each replacement plan can be organized in B-tree in a natural way.
As was noted, all manner of items can be wholes, but generally speaking medieval philosophers believe that this motley group of wholes can be organized under three broad categories: integral wholes, universal wholes, and potential wholes.
