line organization (noun)

1. The line organization of a church includes the activities of priests, ministers, and other religious figures who directly contribute to the spiritual needs of the congregation.

2. In a fashion line organization, designers, pattern makers, and seamstresses are involved in activities that directly contribute to the creation of new clothing lines.

3. Within an anime line organization, animators, voice actors, and directors work together to produce the episodes directly contributing to the anime's final output.

4. The line organization of a film production company encompasses activities such as scriptwriting, casting, and filming that directly contribute to the creation of movies.