The phrase "arranged interviews" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to interviews that have been scheduled or organized in advance.
Example: "The hiring manager has arranged interviews with the top candidates for the position."
Alternatives: "scheduled interviews" or "organized interviews".
Ms. Siegel has arranged interviews for her students with a counselor for economically disadvantaged students.
A few days later, Ms. Lewinsky met with Mr. Jordan at his office, and he arranged interviews for Ms. Lewinsky at three companies.
Most students left last week's career fair with giveaways like free pens and T-shirts, and a lucky few scored job offers or arranged interviews.
And, why did Revlon offer her the job, a low-ranking position in its public relations department, while two other companies with which Jordan had arranged interviews for Lewinsky did not consider her a serious candidate?
In some respects, TMZ, which first appeared in December 2005, represented a throwback to earlier journalism, when many reporters relied on documents rather than arranged interviews to break news.
Moving to New York in 1961 she later worked on two cable TV shows: "The Book Of The Month Club" and "A Conversation With", where she arranged interviews with many she counted as close friends including Grace Kelly and Gloria Steinem, as well as Coretta Scott King, Pierre Salinger, and Indira Gandhi.
Several Japanese television news teams stand between me and my arranged interview, all vying for my subject's attention.
"We don't care so much if the accused suspects are convicted," Chakeri said in a discreetly arranged interview.
A researcher (LE) then arranged interview sessions at a convenient time dependent on clinical workload.
After reviewing applications, we will arrange interviews with competitive candidates.
He said that he helped NPR producers arrange interviews and identify the connections between protesters.
