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The phrase "arrange a pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the organization or structuring of elements in a specific design or sequence.
Example: "The artist decided to arrange a pattern of colors that would create a harmonious visual effect."
Alternatives: "create a design" or "organize a motif."
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Try to balance your crabs' meals: arrange a pattern of certain foods on certain days, and make sure there is a lack of repetition in their diet(s).
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Drain pear slices, reserving amaretto, and arrange in a pattern over batter.
The atoms in the sample seemed to be arranged in a pattern that had a five-fold rotational symmetry.
His design for the Arab World Institute in Paris in 1987 was dominated by mechanical, light-regulating apertures arranged in a pattern that evoked Islamic motifs.
She would also see a building that twists and turns and is full of light and space, a building which has bricks arranged in a pattern that allows light to shine through it at night.
In Convallaria majalis leaves, shown in (i), wax platelets are arranged in a pattern, similar to magnetic field lines, around the stomata.
But the researchers discovered that sheets of carbon atoms arranged in a pattern of hexagons and pentagons can curl up and ultimately close to form hollow cages.
The core of the proposed specialty fiber is composed of a few rings of high index rods arranged in a pattern of hexagon.
After being developed, the plate showed a large number of well-defined spots arranged in a pattern of intersecting circles around the spot produced by the central beam.
The parapet is supported on projecting stones, or corbels, arranged in a pattern of two tiers which alternate, rendering the lower tier purely decorative.
Later astronomical interferometers, such as the Very Large Array illustrated in Fig 11, used arrays of telescopes arranged in a pattern on the ground.
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