The phrase "a highly arranged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is organized or structured in a meticulous or elaborate manner.
Example: "The event was a highly arranged affair, with every detail meticulously planned to ensure a flawless experience for the guests."
Alternatives: "carefully organized" or "meticulously structured".
On his new album, "Melaza" (Columbia Jazz/Sony), he continues in that vein, smartly using bits of traditional Puerto Rican instruments in a highly arranged jazz context.
But by and large this was a highly arranged music in which tightly written parts for the horns provided at least as much action as the improvised sections.
Initially, Melody Maker's waywardly opinionated editor Edgar Jackson endorsed a highly arranged and fashionable style of smooth jazz (the music that would actually have dominated the high-society world of 1932) in preference to rougher, improvisational works from New Orleans he already regarded as "dated".
KK: It's funny because I think Glow is a highly arranged album, but the mix doesn't have a drum set or a bass guitar sound--it just doesn't have that typical band sound, but it's certainly highly developed.
Which somehow suits the discursive post-folk rompery of the music: highly arranged, wordy as an Elvis Costello song with larks taking the place of bitterness.
He made one thing clear not long after the start of the quartet in 1952: he saw serious limitations in the theme-solos-theme format in jazz, and he wanted to translate to a small-group context some of the best of Ellington's highly arranged, sectional, multi-thematic music as well as the perfect balance of individual wills and guided composition that was the Count Basie band in the late 30's.
Mr. Allison's music is percussive, highly arranged and eclectic.
It was clean, delicate, highly arranged and not outwardly virtuosic.
These structures consist of highly arranged mineral deposits that are approximately 30 300 nm in size and resemble building blocks.
His staff hastily arranged a highly visible meeting, at a Manhattan restaurant, with the city's public advocate-elect, Bill de Blasio, a Democrat.
Obama and Daley made their alliance public that October: Axelrod arranged a highly visible lunch for the two at Manny's Deli, a venerable political eatery.
