The phrase "arranged in section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing how items or information are organized or categorized into distinct parts or groups.
Example: "The documents were arranged in section to facilitate easier access and reference."
Alternatives: "organized into sections" or "sorted by section".
Designed specifically for married graduate students by Catalan architect Josep Luís Sert, who was dean of Harvard's architecture school at the time, the three 22-story towers are ingeniously planned, using a few standardised apartment types cleverly arranged in section to create double-height terraces.
Currently subject to demolition, to be replaced by a generic blandscape of higher-density developer housing, it is an ingenious complex of streets in the sky, cleverly arranged in section, but built of slender pre-cast concrete panels that were never up to the job and have since crumbled.
Some concepts and theorems on the theory of uniform attractors for nonautonomous dynamical systems are arranged in Section 4.
The existence theorems of mild solutions for the IVP (1.1) and their proofs are arranged in Section 3. In this section, we introduce preliminary facts which are used in what follows.
Arranged in sections that range from merely interesting to downright horrifying, this provocative documentary suggests a system regulated by fear and motivated by the desire to control.
Another ad asks, "How do you define value in a new home?" and answers thusly: "Let's begin with the definition of 'Oh, wow, I love it.' " There is also a section of the Corcoran Web site devoted to value-priced listings (corcoran.com/bigvalues), arranged in sections from under $500,000 to more than $3 million.
The conclusion and the proofs of the main results are arranged in Sections 4 and 5.
The porous structure is arranged in sections of arrays with single pore diameters of typically 100 nm and an average spacing of 150 nm.
Then it hits: pummeling bass drums are arranged in sections of three measures with rimshots moving up and down.
In her microscopy images of bone marrow histological sections, she notes that the erythroblasts are arranged "in groups" [ 2].
Two such sessions per day were arranged in each section till all children were covered in that section.
