The idea that an organization interacts with its environment (rather than being totally determined by it) is summed up in the phrase:
A)strategy follows structure.
B)structure follows strategy.
C)analyzability before feasibility.
D)coordination through standardization.
E)feasibility breeds analyzability.

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The phrase "structure follows strategy" suggests that an organization is not entirely dictated by its environment but rather can shape its structure based on its chosen strategy. This implies an element of agency and proactive decision-making on the part of the organization, rather than passively reacting to external stimuli.

The Idea That an Organization Interacts with Its Environment (Rather