The phrase "arranged close" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe items or elements that are positioned near each other or in proximity.
Example: "The books on the shelf were arranged close together, making it difficult to pull one out without disturbing the others."
Alternatives: "positioned near" or "set closely".
Chairs and tables are arranged, close to the river bank.
A variation in facilities arranged close to each other, as well as the design and quality of facilities, have an impact on use of facilities.
The simulation results show that the suction arranged close to the wake has the best control effect on reducing the fluctuating aerodynamic forces.
The obtained spheres were hollow, with a diameter of about 2 μm, and the sphere wall was made up of nanorods arranged close together.
In the TEM image (Figure 1d), a number of nanorods with an average width of 20~30 nm and length of about 0.5 μm were arranged close together to form the sphere wall.
William Chauncey Hooker (1894) patented a flat snap trap: "for catching mice and rats, a simple, inexpensive and efficient trap adapted not to excite the suspicion of an animal, and capable of being arranged close to a rat-hole".
They are a much more accomplished side than they showed on their first evening back at work and if Roy Hodgson is trying to get an accurate assessment of his team, it might not be a bad idea if another friendly was arranged closer to Euro 2016.
In treated group, with neurons arranged closer, the damage of hippocampal neurons was slighter than that in rats of model group, and the number of denatured cells was also less than that in model group.
(B ) Measurements of the distance of vesicles from the presynaptic membrane show that more vesicles are arranged closer (0 30 nm) to the synapse after cryo fixation (p < 0.0001, unpaired Student's t-test).
The patient was discharged home after arranging close follow-up with his pediatrician and discussion of return instructions.
Interference effects on a row of square-plan tall buildings arranged in close proximity are investigated with wind tunnel experiments.
