The phrase "a single arrangement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to one specific organization or configuration of items or elements.
Example: "The event will feature a single arrangement of flowers at the entrance to create a welcoming atmosphere."
Alternatives: "one configuration" or "a solitary setup."
Previously his adoptive father dealt with agents around the world; now Mr. Welser-Moest has a single arrangement with I.M.G.
"One seemed simply to be here, less an accumulation of moments than a single arrangement continuously gifted from some inaccessible future".
Inside the frame of a window, of the page, events and their afterglow articulate and unfold in a single arrangement, an appreciable rhythm.
(With most inorganic compounds, the use of structural formulas is not necessary, because only a few atoms are involved and only a single arrangement of the atoms is possible).
Make a single arrangement go further by pulling out a few single blooms to display in bud vases around the house.
In a room decorated with little more than a single arrangement of flowers and a seasonal piece of calligraphy, guests sit on the floor, sipping thick green tea from bowls of rustic appearance, and forget the world for a while.
This paper reports a droplet-based microfluidic device composed of patterned co-planar electrodes in an all-in-a-single-plate arrangement and coated with dielectric layers for electrowetting-on-dielectric (EWOD) actuation of discrete droplets.
The principal stress for a single window arrangement is 12 MPa and for a proposed mosaic arrangement is 12.5 MPa.
Three different cathodic flow fields, that were designed to fulfill UPS system requirements, were tested in a single cell arrangement, to find the best gas flow path in terms of compromise between cell performance and pressure drop.
A simplified setup, featuring a rigid rotor supported by a single pad arrangement is the subject of study.
But he also sought to collapse the dual voting structure at the five businesses into a single voting arrangement, which would have diluted Mr. Malone's power.
