The phrase "a precise arrangement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is organized or structured in a specific and accurate way.
Example: "The artist created a precise arrangement of colors that brought the painting to life."
Alternatives: "an exact configuration of" or "a meticulous organization of".
Paulo Climachauska's "Ghost," a precise arrangement of glass panes, lengths of white fabric and drinking glasses, is like a set-up for an experiment in parapsychology.
Thus, the majority of ferns tend to have a precise arrangement of their organs and the divisions that produce them in the embryo.
Every name that I came up with, everybody looked at me and was like, 'No, no.' " But, as with Cy Twombly and his wavy lines, instinct tugged him toward a precise arrangement of letters.
They are emerging tools for the design of structured porous materials having a precise arrangement of functional groups within pores of controlled size and shape.
It's a small but neatly kept space in a crumbling building, painted in a peaceful deep blue-green and filled with a precise arrangement of objects: stones and candles, cassette tapes and old magazines, vintage synths and a four-track recorder she's had since she was 15.
The senses of hearing and equilibrium in vertebrates depend on the mechanosensitive hair bundle, which consists of a precise arrangement of actin-based stereocilia that extend from the hair cell's apical surface [1] [5].
Between games, he places two water bottles one slightly colder than the other in a precise arrangement, labels facing toward the side of the court to which he is heading next.
All Deiters cells' basal poles had similar diameter and general morphology, and distributed on the stripe in a precise arrangement with a center-to-center distance of 7.1 ± 0.3 μm between neighbor cells of the same row and 5.9 ± 0.4 μm for neighbor cells in adjacent rows.
So designers like Steven Gambrel furnish certain clients with what amounts to an operating manual for the d?r, something known in the trade as a maid's book: a collection of photographs documenting the precise arrangement of pillows, tableware, curtains and even the contents of the hall closet (no puffy coats, no trailing scarves).
But mere complexity in contexts not taken to involve artifacts (the precise arrangement of pine needles on a forest floor, for instance) does not seem to have that same force.
The functioning of the mammalian cochlea is entirely based on its mechanical properties, which are supported by a highly complex tissue architecture resulting from the precise arrangement of sensory hair cells and non-sensory supporting cells.
