The phrase "arrange back" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest returning something to its original position or state, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "Please arrange back the books to their original shelves after you finish using them."
Alternatives: "return to position" or "put back in place".
These included multiple offers of dirt on Mrs. Clinton, attempts to arrange "back-channel" meetings between Mr. Trump and President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, and private messages with WikiLeaks and other Russian fronts.
Alexander Torshin A former Russian government official close to Mr. Putin who made contact with the Trump campaign and appears to have been behind efforts to use an N.R.A. meeting to arrange back-channel communications between Mr. Trump and Mr. Putin.
Taken as a whole, the town is a handy place to get supplies and arrange back-country excursions, it's small enough to "do" in a morning (unless you're a far more dedicated shopper than I am) and it wisely keeps its profile low in order not to compete with the scenery.
He said, however, that the Treasury would work with Congress to help states like California, which have been struggling to arrange backing for municipal bonds and short-term debt.
Other officials said the new U.S. Embassy, which remains a bare-bones operation, was overwhelmed trying to arrange back-to-back visits by Kerry and Obama.
The kennels are arranged back to back, so the dogs don't see one another.
Wolff admits she has benefited from her marriage to Toto Wolff, now the boss of Mercedes motorsport, who was a senior figure at the Williams team when her first test was arranged back in October 2012 and remains a 10% shareholder.
The furniture is now arranged back in its original locations.
Some of these regions contain gene duplications, which, when re-arranged back to the normal order, are still located symmetrically relative to the middle point of the chromosome (Figure 4).
