The phrase "arranged ourselves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the act of organizing or positioning oneself or a group in a particular way.
Example: "After the meeting, we arranged ourselves in a circle to discuss our next steps."
Alternatives: "positioned ourselves" or "organized ourselves".
We've arranged ourselves in one of the two living rooms in Garvey's comfy house in Prestwich.
Graham read roll call, we dutifully arranged ourselves in order, and soon Ms. Halverson opened the center's doors.
As we arranged ourselves for the night, the friend who had joined us pointed out how common communal sleeping used to be, and how rare it is now.
On the first afternoon of our most recent trip, we laid out one of the bedspreads we had as children, and arranged ourselves side by side on it, trading stories about Tiffany.
We arranged ourselves into endless queues to gain entry into the edifices — some of which looked like miniaturized cabins, with miniaturized windows and miniaturized decorative touches, and others of which resembled trailers or shipping containers.
We've arranged ourselves in endless new vertical silos that hamper us when it comes to working more closely and the free flow of ideas, each with our own profit and loss centres, client leads, language and ideas.
I was picturing how we'd arrange ourselves for sleeping in the car.
"I have had friends over and we have been able to arrange ourselves comfortably," Ms. Ostergren said.
"Tables are too small," she observes, over her paper, as we arrange ourselves in the bar for breakfast.
This can be fun at a play but in a novel we may like to arrange ourselves.
"It's a very old thing that we do, like ants, arranging ourselves to live in social structures," says Dr. Nicholas A. Christakis, a Harvard professor who studies health and social networks.
