"well stored" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is held in a secure and accessible way. For example: "The family's prized possessions were kept in a well stored vault."
The inhabitants, most of them, are very rich and well stored with cattle of all sorts, having many hundred acres of ground paled in with one general fence which is about a mile and a half long, which secures all their weaker cattle from the wild beasts.
At each time point, cells were fixed by adding 1 ml 25% trichloroacetic acid to each well, stored at 4°C for 1 h before gently washing and drying plates.
Make sure things that you frequently use are easy to access, while tools you only occasionally use are well stored and labeled so that you can find them.
This is very important because sometimes you sell on eBay a product and when you come back to pack it and ship it, you find it damaged if it was not well stored.
Most of the fracking fluids are recovered from the gas wells, stored in ponds, transferred to tanks and trucked to processing plants.
Hildebrand contacted Penfield in April 1990 and the pair soon secured two drill samples from the Pemex wells, stored in New Orleans.
Additionally, underground geothermal wells store the excess heat collected in warmer months.
Because of the shifting holiday, the industry considers March and April sales together in assessing how well stores did.
Not to be outdone, Bottega Veneta didn't even mention the tawdry word "store" in its invitation for Sunday evening's, well, store opening.
Hemlines used to be used as a measure of economic stability - now it's the number of celebrity endorsements that tell us how well stores are faring.
Today I was told unofficially, they have about 230 locations in 32 American states, as well stores in 11 other countries.
