organizationally
/ˌɔːɡənaɪˈzeɪʃənəli/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌɔːrɡənəˈzeɪʃənəli/ (ame, ipa)
organizationally — adverb
1. in terms of the internal setup of something and the way its roles fit together
in terms of the internal setup of something and the way its roles fit together
Organizationally, the hospital moved children's care into one new wing.
sentence adverb for structure
The startup became organizationally simpler after Min combined support with sales.
organizationally + comparative adjective
Inside the company, marketing and design stayed separate organizationally.
Tamar said the lunch program worked organizationally but still lacked funding.
- structurally
closer to arrangement and design, especially when the layout itself is the focus
- systemically
suggests effects across the whole system, often with a broader policy feel
- functionally
focuses more on what each part does than on the formal setup
文法句型
organizationally + adjective
remain organizationally separate
work organizationally
用法筆記
Common with adjectives such as simpler, separate, and complex, or in comments about how teams and departments fit together. Unlike sense 2, it focuses on internal setup rather than institutional ownership or control.
常見錯誤
2. in terms of which company, department, or public body something belongs to
in terms of which company, department, or public body something belongs to
Although they share a building, the clinic is organizationally part of the university.
organizationally part of + institution
The student paper is editorially free but organizationally under the school.
organizationally under + authority
Salma's lab moved organizationally from physics to engineering last spring.
The youth orchestra sits organizationally within the city's arts office.
- institutionally
stresses formal standing within a larger body or system
- administratively
focuses more on official control and management lines
- officially
broader and less precise about structural belonging
文法句型
organizationally + part of
organizationally + under
move organizationally from X to Y
用法筆記
Often appears with phrases such as part of, under, within, or belong to. Unlike sense 1, this sense is about institutional affiliation rather than the inner arrangement of roles and departments.
常見錯誤
3. in terms of planning and coordinating an event or task
in terms of planning and coordinating an event or task
Nia handled the school fair organizationally while Ada designed the posters.
handle something organizationally
We were ready musically, but organizationally the tour was a mess.
contrast with another area of performance
Samir helped organizationally by booking buses and checking every ticket.
The conference succeeded organizationally because Anong tracked every deadline on one chart.
- logistically
focuses more narrowly on moving people, things, and schedules
- administratively
often suggests office procedure rather than hands-on event planning
- operationally
broader and often used for how a plan runs in practice
文法句型
handle something organizationally
organizationally + a mess
help organizationally by + -ing
用法筆記
Often contrasts with creative, musical, technical, or academic contributions. Use it when the speaker means the practical arranging work behind an event, project, trip, or campaign.