The phrase "again arranged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been organized or structured once more after a previous arrangement.
Example: "The furniture was again arranged to create a more open space in the living room."
Alternatives: "rearranged" or "organized again".
In May this year, Hintze again arranged for a transatlantic flight, this time from Washington to Farnborough.
This time, Alla made her disapproval clear but again arranged everything for them, and it was quickly and smoothly done.
Parks again arranged orchestral tracks for the band – they travelled to Prague to record with the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra.
After conflict arose between the Mamluks and the Ayyubids again, al-Badhirai again arranged a treaty, this time giving an-Nasir Yusuf control of the previous Mamluk territories in Palestine.
The Spanish again arranged for their coastline to be mapped, and in September 1783, José de Evia left Havana to chart the coastline between Key West and Matagorda Bay.
First, the HG-U133A experiment consists of 42 specific transcripts that are spiked in at 14 concentrations ranging from 0 pM to 512 pM, again arranged in a Latin Square design.
Then the subjects were asked to face a different direction and again arrange the cards in the correct order.
Again, arranging such interactions will not ensure the formation of enduring relationships, but continuous exposure increases the possibility.
She found herself returning to Duckworth's bedside again and again -- arranging her get-well cards, decorating her room, kissing the top of her head.
And once again: arrange the whole trip so that you are strained as little as possible and don't save money on that.— N.B.
It makes sense, therefore, to keep the photo studio permanently set up, rather than clearing out a portion of a room again and again, arranging afresh all the equipment for a shoot.
