The phrase "arranged in a certain way" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the specific organization or order of items, elements, or concepts.
Example: "The books on the shelf were arranged in a certain way to create a visually appealing display."
Alternatives: "organized in a specific manner" or "set up in a particular order."
Rather, to be a human being is to have a certain set of predominant characteristics arranged in a certain way (that arrangement may be the work of soul — perhaps nous — in a living thing).
The kids understand that a cow has parts that belong together and have to be arranged in a certain way for the cow to live.
Punctuation helps us understand what words arranged in a certain way mean, and virtually nothing beyond that.
6a 19 22), Eurytus arranged pebbles in a certain way in order to show the number which defined things in the world, such as a man or a horse.
Structural fractures, formed due to fracturing of rocks under stress fields (Figs. 3h, 5b d), arrange in a certain direction.
Constant counting, mentally or aloud, while performing routine tasks; eating foods in a specific order; constantly arranging things in a certain way.
Suppose the users are arranged in a certain order, the first user compares its channel quality with the threshold.
The concept of a computing architecture was born when military experts discovered that if you arranged the desks in a certain way for people doing computations, these people can be far more efficient.
Anaxagoras nowhere says that nous arranges things in a certain way because it is best for them to be so, or even suggests something like an Aristotelian final cause, (although Sedley 2007 argues that exactly this view is implicit in the fragments, contra: Graham, 2009, Sisko 2010a).
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Each woman develops her own variation on the general style by arranging the geometric pieces in a certain way, inserting religious symbols (usually Christian or Muslim), and using fabrics with familial associations.
