The phrase "accurately arranged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been organized or structured in a precise and correct manner.
Example: "The documents were accurately arranged in chronological order for easy reference."
Alternatives: "properly organized" or "neatly structured".
Patterned shapes can be accurately prepared and periodically arranged on various substrates by lithography.
More accurately dress appropriately.
Neunuebel et al. have now used many microphones arranged closely together to accurately pinpoint the singing individuals in a cage full of mice.
The first of those moments comes midway in the show with "This Time the Dream's on Me," arranged in a lightly tripping groove that she accurately describes as "Fred and Ginger".
This cylinder contained strain-gauges arranged so that the forces transmitted could be accurately measured.
The artist had Lincoln and cabinet members pose for him again and again, he arranged for them to be photographed, he borrowed books and maps to portray them accurately on the canvas.
It is suggested that the vorticity should be redistributed among elements which are arranged in the local: principal direction of strain in order to capture this distortion accurately.
Since our tiling array design with overlapping probes arranged at 12 bp intervals does not provide a single nucleotide resolution, we cannot accurately identify the exact transcription start/end sited for sRNA.
We could not accurately identify the exact transcription start/end sites for candidate sRNA, because our tiling array design had overlapping probes arranged at 25 bp intervals, which does not provide single nucleotide resolution.
However, in practice it can become difficult to accurately determine at what point emotional pressure becomes great enough to implicate genuine force in order to distinguish between forced and arranged marriages [ 15, 16].
