The phrase "arranged figures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe figures or shapes that have been organized or positioned in a specific way.
Example: "The artist displayed a series of arranged figures that conveyed a sense of harmony and balance."
Alternatives: "organized shapes" or "structured forms".
The construction of a striking Kalabari ancestral screen indicates knowledge of European joinery techniques and, with its frontally arranged figures, the possible influence of photography.
Seeing the movie again recently, I liked the way it looked; now that the style no longer boded a return to the aestheticism of sets and the rigidly arranged figures of the German silents, I could enjoy it without misgivings.
EA and MR conceived the project; DH, MR, and EA designed the experiments; MR and DH performed fly crosses, culture, isolation, dissection and microscopic analysis, staged animals and isolated RNA; DH performed the qRT-PCR and bioinformatic, computational, and comparative analysis of the RNA-sequencing data; DH and EA wrote the paper, compiled and arranged figures, legends, and tables.
Branchlets were elongate, club-shaped, and generally di- to trichotomously arranged (Figure 4C).
Around the tower he was arranging figures from other sets.
Both of these paintings arrange figures in the landscape rather like a frieze.
It constitutes a break with the ancient Greek principle of arranging figures on a single base line; Polygnotus replaced the horizontal base lines by irregular mounting or descending terrain lines.
Adobe Illustrator CS4 14.0 was used to arrange figures.
It will be structured according to step 2 5 in the 5 A's model (advise, agree, assist and arrange; Figure 3) to provide the patients with a personal action plan based on individual goals and strategies to overcome personal barriers to physical activity.
The National Gallery of Art's overview states that "The composition is at once dynamic the dancing man and the musicians and elegantly stable in the way Bingham arranged the figures to form an isosceles triangle".
This paper was greatly improved by J. A. Estes and 2 anonymous reviewers; T. Bader and A. Henke (University Communications and Marketing Services, NMSU) arranged the figures and P. Sharpe provided figure 2.
