"arrange notes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to organize or put in order a set of written or musical notes. Example: The composer spent hours arranging the notes on the sheet music to create a beautiful melody.
Color Compositions To Stanton Macdonald-Wright (1890-73) color and sound were equivalent phenomena, and a painting could be orchestrated in the same way a composer arranged notes.
Triangulating and mapping as it computes velocity and acceleration, the Lightning registers the wands' every position to generate arranged notes and samples.
It's been 10 years since the last time Steps invaded our charts with their particular gift for arranging notes on a page and passing it off as music.
First the information was transcribed by arranging notes according to forwarded question.
Thomas Harrison, a seventeenth-century English inventor, devised a cabinet that he called the Ark of Studies: readers could synopsize and excerpt books and then arrange their notes by subject on a series of labelled metal hooks, somewhat in the manner of a card index.
But with today's launch of UXPin's new web app and design pads, you can arrange sticky notes of popular design elements, take a photo, and a perfectly aligned, fully editable digital wireframe is created for you.
If you are not attending coaching classes you may arrange the notes from friends and complete them on your own schedule.
The screenwriters, Daniel Pyne and Glenn Gers, hit the customary thriller notes with a touch of humor, and the director, Gregory Hoblit (who worked similar terrain in "Primal Fear"), arranges those notes into a catchy, insistent rhythm.
"Churchill spoke and wrote with a rhythm which made it almost poetical, "He arranged his notes for his speeches in a format closely resembling blank verse.
First, experts are given a question that will prompt them to iteratively identify concepts (e.g., writing them on sticky notes), arrange them (e.g., creating clusters or hierarchies by moving the notes), link them and re-arrange them to facilitate the display of links [43].
