The phrase "arranged phase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scheduling, organization, or specific stages in a process.
Example: "The arranged phase of the project will begin next week, allowing us to focus on implementation."
Alternatives: "organized stage" or "scheduled phase".
The results show that by optimally arranging phase shift, the maximum strength for a laminate under uniaxial compression and biaxial compression can be reached.
Thirdly, although the NfG stipulate that drugs with only phase II studies must undergo further trials, it is difficult to arrange phase III trials when the efficacy of an authorised drug is considered well established.
Insurers will publicize the value and discipline of an annuity's arranged payout phase as well as the risks and burdens that exist for a retiree who is trying to manage money.
Similar to Zhang and colleagues (2010), we found ml-siRNAs arranged in phase with miRNAs and miRNA*s.
The survey questions were arranged by phase of fellowship (prior to, during, and post) with questions to elicit suggestions and comments, and to record interviewer observations.
The sequencing reads originating from vvi-miRNA159c and vvi-miRNA169w were arranged in phase, either in tandem (vvi-miR169w) or separated by a gap of 21 nucleotides (vvi-miR159c).
Among these small RNAs, 5,884 (66.4% of the total of 8,479) were arranged in phase with reference to the putative cleavage site at either the 5′ or 3′ target site of miR390.
All the three alternative duplexes identified show a two-nucleotide 3'-end overhang, typical of RNase III products and the vvi-miR159c and vvi-miR169w are arranged in phase [ 40].
Considerable improvement of mass-transfer rate in a parallel-plate module of fixed dimensions is obtainable for low flow-rate operations if multiple passes, instead of single pass, are arranged in the phase (raffinate phase or extract phase) where the mass transfer is dominated by its external film and not by the membrane resistance.
For example, an unannotated genomic locus associated with report-31 produced 14,369 siRNA reads in total, 84% of which were 21-nt long (Additional file 1: Figures S8A and S8B), but interestingly, the siRNAs were not arranged in phasing (Additional file 1: Figures S8C), different from the phasing pattern of siRNAs from the TAS3 loci.
