The phrase "arranged periodically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is organized or scheduled at regular intervals.
Example: "The meetings will be arranged periodically to ensure everyone stays updated on the project's progress."
Alternatives: "scheduled at intervals" or "organized regularly".
PCs are macroscopic media which arranged periodically with different refractive indices, and their periodicities are in the range of the incident light [1].
The scattering obstacles are modeled by elastic bodies arranged periodically along the wall.
And third, the excitons interact with light of a specific polarization that depends on the local symmetry of the atoms arranged periodically in the heterobilayer.
A non-homogenization approach to the analysis of a strip consisting of a finite number of isotropic elastic layers arranged periodically is presented.
Distributed Bragg reflector is composed of low and high refractive index layers arranged periodically in one direction.
In this paper, we have used an ideal 3D isotropic MPC model made from metallic spheres of radius a with a frequency dependent refractive index n1, which are arranged periodically in a background dielectric material with a constant refractive index (n2).
The HRTEM image of the SGB (Figure 5c) shows regions indicated with white arrows, where the lattice fringes are obscure, arranged almost periodically along the boundary.
The unit cell represented as a yellow color is periodically arranged with a periodicity of Γ.
However, functional properties such as orientation preference are arranged quasi-periodically across the surface of primary visual cortex, in a manner that provides uniform coverage of the cortical surface (Swindale et al. 2000; Bosking et al. 2002).
The asymmetric gold nanobar array is periodically arranged on the thick gold substrate with a periodicity of P = 1395 nm.
Acoustic metamaterials can exhibit unique acoustic behavior using periodically arranged sub-wavelength resonators.
