The phrase "arranged lunch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a lunch that has been organized or scheduled in advance.
Example: "I have arranged lunch with my colleagues for next Friday to discuss the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "scheduled lunch" or "organized lunch".
Bad idea: the movers were waiting for their break, no one had arranged lunch, and confidence was slipping away.
Suitably impressed at what he called their "great romance," he arranged lunch for himself, Ms. Topchaeva and the Ambassador to the United Nations from Georgia.
"There is no relationship outside of a cordial consulting relationship," she said, mocking the notion that Gilman was genuinely moved by Martoma having arranged lunch at their initial meeting, in New York.
David Cameron had an urgently arranged lunch in Brussels on Friday with Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the European Commission, kicking off an intensive weekend of negotiations aimed at securing the basis of a settlement of Britain's relations with the EU by early next week.
Second, I arranged lunch with my VR.
Bizarrely enough, no serious prior communication was facilitated except for a mutual appreciate to each other's work and arranged lunch over the net.
We would be happy to try to arrange lunch with faculty members or other Cornell contacts with advance notice.
"I've got an agenda: the Arbus factor of old age," Hope looked forward to saying to Jack the next time it would be convenient for Jeremy and Nora to arrange lunch for them at the Café Provence.
Selena Rezvani was in an all-day strategy session when she faced a challenge many women of color are intimately familiar with: she was expected to arrange lunch for everyone present.
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During a trip to Lake Biel, Hański went to arrange lunch, leaving his wife and Balzac alone.
