The phrase "arranged incorrectly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is not in the proper order or sequence.
Example: "The items on the shelf were arranged incorrectly, making it difficult to find what I needed."
Alternatives: "out of order" or "in the wrong arrangement".
On the day after the inauguration, the newly minted White House press secretary and communications director held a hastily arranged news conference to incorrectly claim that Trump had the "largest audience to ever witness an inauguration" despite photos showing a much smaller crowd gathered in Washington than had attended President Barack Obama's 2008 event.
An article on Friday about the creation of a magnetic storage unit consisting of just 12 iron atoms described incorrectly in some editions the surface upon which researchers arranged the atoms.
Judging by the evidence here perhaps Fàbregas should arrange to be outed, incorrectly, as the Chelsea Rat every time a potentially vital Champions League game rumbles into view.
It enabled me not to treat reality as a single and coherent phenomenon out there that can be reflected correctly or incorrectly in (scientific) representations, but as part of specific practices, that can thus also be arranged differently.
Correction: April 10 , 2004 Saturday An obituary on April 1 about Frances B. Schreuder, a Manhattan socialite convicted in 1983 of having arranged the murder of her father in Utah, misstated the time elapsed before the murder weapon was found and referred incorrectly to the college work she completed in prison.
The article also referred incorrectly to the 22,000 United States troops who were sent to the Dominican Republic in 1965 to occupy the capital for several months while a provisional government was formed and elections were arranged.
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