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well-organized

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adjective

  1. having good organization; orderly and efficient

    a well-organized individual

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But these elephants are no dopes: One of Ms. Argo’s coups is capturing a very well-organized raid—quietly executed, under cover of darkness—by a parade of males into a tomato plantation.

From The Wall Street Journal

Successful childbirth depends on the uterus producing steady, well-organized contractions that move the baby safely through delivery.

From Science Daily

An army of self-loving, well-organized women, Erivo and Nelson assure us, can and surely will win.

From Los Angeles Times

Everything was really well-organized, and Jennifer would come along on tour.

From Los Angeles Times

"Finding such a well-organized spiral disk at this epoch tells us that the physical processes driving galaxy formation -- gas accretion, disk settling, and possibly the development of spiral density waves -- can operate far more efficiently than current models predict. It's forcing us to rethink our theoretical framework."

From Science Daily