The phrase "arranged grid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a grid that has been organized or structured in a specific way, often in contexts related to design, layout, or data presentation.
Example: "The data was displayed in an arranged grid, making it easy to compare the values across different categories."
Alternatives: "organized grid" or "structured grid".
On Flynt's desk, resting next to a neatly arranged grid of dirty magazines, sits the book One Nation Under Sex, which he wrote with the historian David Eisenbach and is an examination of how sex scandals have shaped the untold history of our nation.
We used Haar Wavelet transforms on optimally arranged grid representations of metabolic pathways as a pattern recognition method to detect orchestrated regulation of neighboring enzymes in the network.
We mapped gene expression data onto optimally arranged grid representations of pathways of the metabolic network and applied Haar wavelet transforms onto defined pathways of the network to combine gene expression values from neighboring enzymes.
Optical imaging can be used to record human brain activity using a spatially arranged grid light emitters and sensors arranged on the surface of the scalp as shown in Fig. 1.
To conduct the survey, the rangers arrange grids on the most populated islands to determine the best locations and to cover different habitat types.
At Fendi, Karl Lagerfeld took the idea to the max, with pieces of shaved fur arranged in grid patterns on organza.
His photographs, in color and black and white, are arranged in grid formats, giving his deadpan subjects a sort of narrative content.
Polly Apfelbaum asks it, quietly, in a small 2002 collage of dyed velvet dots arranged in grid formation, or, if you prefer, of buds pushing up through the earth in neatly tilled rows.
The Polaroid collages are arranged in grid fashion, all neat and tidy and slightly suggestive of Sol Lewitt, while the later, conventional-print ones overlap and intersect at unpredictable and often vertiginous angles.
For each of these pathway networks an optimally arranged 2D grid representation was produced as described in Results.
Others were arranged in grids, others still glimpsed in cracks and gaps in the walls.
