The phrase "a regular arrangement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consistent or systematic organization of items, events, or elements in various contexts.
Example: "The flowers were planted in a regular arrangement, creating a beautiful and orderly garden."
Alternatives: "a systematic layout" or "an orderly configuration".
This value may be used to calculate the bulk modulus, assuming a regular arrangement of interacting groups.
Early, finite differences were always based on a regular arrangement of nodes that severely limited their applications.
In this work, a convenient method combining physical and chemical templates is presented to obtain a regular arrangement of CdS nanocrystallites.
These materials contain a regular arrangement of uniform channels with diameters between 1.8 and 10 nm, high specific surface area and high specific pore volume.
The results may provide a theoretical basis for nature-approximating forest management practices in plantations established with a regular arrangement of planting points.
GeTe-based materials with a rhombohedral structure showed a herringbone structure, which is described as a regular arrangement of domain structures.
Any given volume of water contains two types of molecular structures one a blobby, loosely packed agglomeration and the other a tight, regular arrangement resembling a crystal lattice.
When examined in immuno-EM using penton base antibody, Ad5R7Δknob crystals showed a positive response, but a less regular arrangement of gold grains than in WT crystals (Fig. 5 C).
And the larvae of a related group, known as the hard ticks, are covered with a fairly regular arrangement of hairs.
Within this thin layer are several types of neurons with a highly regular arrangement, the most important being Purkinje cells and granule cells.
Yet expression of proteins containing the polypeptide stretch linking the EFC domain to the μHD reestablishes a more regular arrangement of AP-2-positive sites in clone 1.E cells.
