The phrase "arranged in a layered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an organization or structure that is organized in layers, often in contexts such as design, architecture, or data organization.
Example: "The cake was beautifully arranged in a layered fashion, with each layer showcasing a different flavor."
Alternatives: "organized in layers" or "structured in layers".
Neurons in periventricular nodular heterotopia seem to be arranged in a layered pattern (Garbelli et al., 2009); analysis of layer-specific genes suggests that the outer layer of neurons in the nodule is composed of layer 6 neurons (expressing Rorβ), with the next layer being composed of layer 5 (expressing Er81) and the next for layer 4 (expressing Nurr1) (Garbelli et al., 2009).
These units are arranged in a layered feed forward topology.
Giura and Wang [35, 36] propose a model for multi-step attack detection where the stages of the attack are arranged in a layered pyramid.
Using a phase field model we explore crack propagation in bio-inspired composites in which the mineral and organic phases are arranged in a layered fashion.
Some prokaryotes, including many archaea and the bacterial order Actinomycetales also share homologs of the 20S proteasome, whereas most bacteria possess heat shock genes hslV and hslU, whose gene products are a multimeric protease arranged in a two-layered ring and an ATPase.
The hypothetical protein 1 had 4 α-helices and 3 β-sheets arranged in a 2-layered sandwich model).
Three-dimensional CLSM images suggested a mixture of bacteria arranged in a complex, multi-layered structure.
Graphene, a single-layered planar sheet of carbon atoms arranged in a hexagonal pattern, has been receiving increased attention due to its exceptional electronic, thermal, optical, and mechanical properties [10 13].
Clays have been used since ancient times as raw materials for ceramics [12], and they are composed of layered silicate minerals such as Si-O4, Al-O, and Mg-O arranged in a planar octahedron configuration.
Graphene is one-layered graphite in which a one-atom-thick sheet is formed by carbon atoms arranged in a regular hexagonal pattern (Fig. 5b).
