The phrase "arranged land" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe land that has been organized or structured in a specific way, often for agricultural or developmental purposes.
Example: "The farmers worked tirelessly to cultivate the arranged land, ensuring that each crop had the optimal conditions for growth."
Alternatives: "organized land" or "structured land".
Cheng Kejie, vice-chairman of the National People's Congress, was executed for taking pounds 2.5m in kickbacks for arranging land deals and contracts for private business.
Bounded by the limited capacity and obvious spatial variations of national farmland reserves, it is essential to arrange land exploitation activities timely and reasonably.
Defined as "the art of arranging land and the objects upon it for human use and enjoyment," landscape architecture also includes site planning, land planning, master planning, urban design, and environmental planning.
Landscape architecture is the art and science of arranging land so as to adapt it most conveniently, economically, functionally, and aesthetically to any of the varied wants of people.
Both the 2004 master plan and detailed planning highlight TOD principles, which advocates arranging land use density and land use types according to the distance to light rail stations.
Lyte said his role in Irwindale includes bringing land owners and developers together, arranging land swaps, suggesting financing and recommending the direction that a development should take.
This led to formation of Friends of Tryon Creek Park, which raised funds, helped arrange land deals, worked on problems of jurisdiction in a two-county, two-city park, and sought help from the state.
Nirupam Sen, who arranged the land deal with Tata as the industry minister for the communist government, said the law reclaiming the land from the company was clearly unconstitutional.
The final six sites were agreed in December 2012 and FCS then arranged for land owners' approval and management agreements to be drawn up for the intervention sites.
After the community had settled in Durham, St-Calais named Eadwine as prior, and arranged for lands to be set aside to support the monks.
