The phrase "arrange interviews" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of scheduling or organizing interviews, typically in a professional or academic context.
Example: "As part of the hiring process, we need to arrange interviews with the shortlisted candidates."
Alternatives: "schedule interviews" or "set up interviews."
He said that he helped NPR producers arrange interviews and identify the connections between protesters.
For this article, a publicist declined to arrange interviews with anyone from the studio.
The government of Turkmenistan did not reply to multiple efforts to arrange interviews or opportunities for comment.
This time, they issued a subpoena but agreed to arrange interviews in advance and to send female agents to question the women.
As a Univision co-anchor, Ramos found that he had the media weight to arrange interviews with heads of state, particularly in Latin America.
So does the company, which declined to arrange interviews for this article with family members, including those who work for the company or serve on its board.
The resident, Teng Chunyan, tipped off foreign reporters to Falun Gong protests and helped arrange interviews with members of the banned group.
Indeed, television business news with its graphs and signage and hastily arrange interviews, has always looked more like it provided a lot more information than it actually did.
Without offering specifics, the judge suggested she would impose penalties on ABC News, which confirmed that it had been trying to arrange interviews with the jurors.
Over the last dozen years I made 13 trips to Baghdad to lobby the government to keep CNN's Baghdad bureau open and to arrange interviews with Iraqi leaders.
The consultant will place advertisements, gather resumes, narrow down the candidate pool and eventually arrange interviews with finalists, Mr. Thompson said.
