The phrase "arranged and ordered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been organized or structured in a specific way.
Example: "The documents were carefully arranged and ordered to ensure easy access for the team."
Alternatives: "organized and structured" or "sorted and categorized."
They took primitive grunts and commands and turned it into a vocabulary arranged and ordered with this new tool called syntax.
Quaternary landforms such as moraines, river terraces, palaeoshorelines, and indeed any other landform, can be arranged and ordered in time based on their relative position in the landscape.
Similar to how meiotic recombination is used to create a genetic linkage map between loci [ 22], SCE events along the chromosome can be used to determine a genetic distance between contigs on the same chromosome, allowing them to be arranged and ordered.
The actor-network stabilisation resembles institutionalisation because ' institutionalization is both a material matter and a question of arranging and ordering those materials' (Donnelly 2010: 303).
He arranged and edited, ordered the chapters, numbered the fragments, restored the deletions.
Language is the means by which the pinball thoughts we have bouncing around our heads are ordered, arranged, and deposited into the minds of others.
But the room, despite a few books haphazardly arranged, is ordered and calm.
It is represented by stems, helically arranged and bifurcate fronds with two orders of pinnae and planate pinnules.
One can picture this as follows: models in Ω are arranged in linearly ordered levels and the level of a model reflects its degree of normality (its rank).
The methodology demonstrates how fibre reinforced composites can be arranged and processed in order to meet the specific requirements of architectural design and building construction.
"When arranged and animated in order, the points of light represent the human anatomy," Koch adds.
