The phrase 'well-organized process' is correct and usable in written English.
You can generally use it to emphasize the efficient, careful, and methodical planning that has been employed to achieve a particular result. For example, you could say, "The team followed a well-organized process to develop a successful strategy."
However, he made clear there was a big difference between "fine" and a well-organized process where everything went smoothly.
Apoptosis is an extremely well-organized process mediated by the caspases protein family.
Cell division, or mitosis in technical terms, is a stable and well-organized process and since cells always originate from other cells by their division, all mechanisms involved must be highly reliable.
Policy makers and implementers should also ensure that implementation of the IHR (2005) follow the policy implementation framework, particularly the contextual interaction theory which calls for the availability of adequate resources (inputs) and well-organized process for the successful implementation of the policy.
Besides the sound use of its various methods, we assume that the internal validity in futures research requires well-organized processes.
Another article [2] presents a design methodology for a well-organized design process for a Web site.
Insulin secretion is a complicated but well-organized dynamic process that includes the budding of immature ISGs (iISGs) from the trans-Golgi network, iISG maturation, and mature ISG (mISG) fusion with plasma membrane.
As a result of apoptosis, unwanted cells are eliminated in a well-organized sequential process.
In addition it is known that a well-organized implementation process will contribute to successful implementation, overcoming many barriers and unhelpful factors.
At the middle level are design strategies, which link design activities together to form well-organized design processes.
Yesterday's was a well-organized protest.
