The phrase "arranged elements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to components that have been organized or structured in a specific way.
Example: "The artist displayed the arranged elements of the sculpture to create a harmonious balance."
Alternatives: "organized components" or "structured parts".
Around this central motif are arranged elements of eight other stories, all of them represented at least in part by sets of footprints.
The first group contains partial TCAST satellite monomers or tandemly arranged elements, either complete or partial dimers, trimers, or tetramers (Table 1).
In fact, the fragment distribution is biased toward low and medium multifractal values, suggesting that the human genome has a large number of regularly arranged elements, highly periodic and not very polymorphic.
To photograph was to compose (with living subjects, to pose); the desire to arrange elements in the picture did not vanish because the subject was immobilized, or immobile.
Then of course there is Dmitri Mendeleev, the 19th-century Russian innovator who came up with the idea of arranging elements in a chart in the first place and prompted his czar to ignore the great scientist's bigamy, saying: "I admit, Mendeleev has two wives, but I have only one Mendeleev".
Proposed approach offers a LPS designer unique and valuable assistance in optimally arranging elements of air-termination system for obtaining maximum lightning shielding effects with minimum total investments.
You also can use gestures to dive deeper through menus, control playback and even arrange elements on the 49-inch screen, allowing you or a passenger to set up your driving desktop however you prefer.
Charles Eames defined design as "a plan for arranging elements to accomplish a particular purpose".
Rather than arranging elements into columns, sidebarLayout can assign them to the sidebar with sidebarPanel or to an unformatted area with mainPanel.
"The process or product of deliberately arranging elements in a way to affect the senses or emotions," and "Fine art means that a skill is being used to express the artist's creativity, or to engage the audience's aesthetic sensibilities, or to draw the audience towards consideration of the finer things.
Then he gave the phone to a "police officer" who explained how bail could be arranged... Elements of the scam -- eloquently told to local reporters by the victim -- are widely used.
