Difference between Properly and In Good Order

PROPERLY vs IN GOOD ORDER: ADVERB

In accordance with what is appropriate or suitable for the circumstances
Indicating exactness or preciseness
In the right manner; correctly; suitably
Speaking without qualification.
Abbreviated properly
To a high degree; quite; entirely; exceedingly; extremely.
In a proper manner; with propriety; fitly; suitably; correctly: as, a word properly applied; a dress properly adjusted.
In one's own manner, speech, action, etc.

Sufficiently, Improperly, Satisfactorily, Fully, Poorly, Inadequately, Appropriately, Correctly, Adequately, By rights, In good order, The right way, Decent, Right, Decently

Conscientiously, Reasonably, Efficiently, Perfectly, Safely, Incorrectly, Responsibly, Sensibly, Accordingly, Fully, Poorly, Appropriately, Decent, Right, Decently

If planned and implemented properly, then LOW RISK.
When i call the Processing mask showing properly.
Specimens are properly accessioned in a permanent catalog.
Bible properly is to end up a Catholic.
The key is that you have to use them properly, you need to load them properly, and use the right detergent.
These materials do not offer the ability to properly clean and disinfect y to properly clean and disinfect.
Subpoenas are fine properly done and should be done properly, but they should never be at the expense of a political vendetta.
If you are considering creating dynamic code, either your database is not properly formed, your user interface is not properly designed.
EOUSA properly referred certain records to FBI, which properly determined that plaintiff was not entitled to waiver of duplication fees.
It is nearly impossible, in my experience, to properly set the hair trigger antiskate weight properly.

Quick shipping, arrived in good order, still frozen.
Are the gutters and facias in good order?
Equipment must be in good order before use.
Pies arrived very quickly and in good order.
It is optically and mechanically in good order.
Seal around bath and basin in good order.
Landlord in good order and repair, and make good and damage, loss or breakage, excepting ordinary wear and tear through proper use.
The cockers coat takes quite a lot of care, time and commitment from owners in order to keep it in good order.
Estate caretakers work at a variety of facilities and locations in order to ensure that the grounds are in good order.
He is a good preacher and they sustain a good congregation and are in good order.