"thoroughly organized" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to things that have been carefully planned, arranged, and structured, such as a filing system, storage space, or group activity. For example, "The new filing system was thoroughly organized, making it easy for everyone to find important documents."
You, who went into and graduated from training schools already thoroughly organized, can have but little idea of what the first pupils in our schools went through.
But, just as arcades were replaced by the efficient shopping experience of the department store (which Benjamin called "the last precincts of flânerie"), the Wild West of the early Web has been replaced by a thoroughly organized virtual space.
She was also modest, well mannered, exceptionally capable, and thoroughly organized".
Thoroughly organizing and cleaning the house is something I do in the autumn instead of spring, because I figure I'm going to be spending more time indoors for the next few months.
McClellan objected to the transfer of his investigation to the Labor Committee because he felt the Labor chairman, Senator John F. Kennedy, was too close to union leaders and would not thoroughly investigate organized labor.
As a gen eral history, "The Rebirth of Europe" has many virtues; sen sibly organized, thoroughly researched, painstakingly accu rate and well written, it dis plays to advantage the author's already well‐proven gift for bringing order to a wide range of material.
Many important agencies whose heads lack for-cause tenure protection are conventionally treated as independent, while other agencies whose heads enjoy for-cause tenure protection are by all accounts thoroughly dependent upon organized interest groups, the White House, or legislators and legislative committees.
His "staff" consisted of a clerk and Hajji Muhammad, who was young and well organized but thoroughly overwhelmed.
And standing there in his gun shed, I found myself thinking that sniping at rocks in the desert or decimating cars in Maine is a pretty harmless form of recreation, nothing other than a highly organized and thoroughly regimented hobby.
Subtitled "Arts and Crafts From the Stephen Gray Collection," this carefully organized and thoroughly engrossing show at the Wadsworth Atheneum spotlights domestic items — furniture, pottery, prints and light fixtures — associated with the short-lived late 19th- and early-20th-century American Arts and Crafts movement.
And while the Park and other locations around Manhattan still stand as open forums for protests and progressive thinking, the reality of a movement is that it can be better organized, more thoroughly presented, and have a much greater impact on the internet as the potential to grow a constituent base is exponential.
