The phrase "arranged interview" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an interview that has been scheduled or organized in advance.
Example: "I have an arranged interview with the hiring manager for the position next week."
Alternatives: "scheduled interview" or "organized interview".
Several Japanese television news teams stand between me and my arranged interview, all vying for my subject's attention.
The pressure on Cameron piled up after he told ITV News about a direct link to his father's tax-avoiding fund in a specially arranged interview on Thursday evening.
In a specially arranged interview with ITV News' Robert Peston he confirmed a direct link to his father's UK-tax avoiding fund, details of which were exposed in the Panama Papers revelations in the Guardian this week.
By 2020, the arranged interview and the sit-down press conference will have been phased out completely, and comment from sportspeople (the post-goal analysis in football, the kind words for a beaten opponent in tennis) will be tweeted in 140 characters.
But given that Rodriguez didn't quite come clean in his hastily arranged interview, making sure he had some leeway with dates and drug names, the interview wasn't quite Frost/Nixon material.
In a hastily arranged interview Friday night on CNN, Trump denied that he bore any blame for his caustic treatment in the past of protesters and his campaign focus on Mexicans, Muslims and people in China and Japan who he says are taking American jobs.
Arranged interviews to employ the son in Adnan's company, but the boy found alternative work.
When he arranged interviews for Barrett, he was trying to control public opinion.
To understand these unheard voices, I arranged interviews with a number of Muslim Americans last week and discovered that these women were far from being victims.
Three of those who were recruited did not attend arranged interviews for different reasons.
Prior to the trial, we arranged interviews on an individual basis with women out of the cohort and groups' discussions with experienced physiotherapists and occupational therapists.
