The phrase "arranged sign" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a sign that has been organized or positioned in a specific way.
Example: "The arranged sign at the entrance clearly indicated the event's schedule."
Alternatives: "organized sign" or "formatted sign".
They laid her on the ground and arranged signs around her, then took pictures.
These days Wehrmann is spending most of his time trying to arrange signing deals with actors through their agents.
Five trade unions were involved in setting up any exhibit: a carpenter to make the booth, a truck driver to unload the freight, a decorator to arrange signs and corporate logos, an electrician to assemble light fixtures, and a rigger to remove a computer from its box all at an average of $47 an hour.
If that prospective deal never really got off the ground, Moyes had arranged to sign Toni Kroos from Bayern Munich before his sacking, with that transfer falling through when Louis van Gaal, his successor, opted against buying the player.
"This is the first step," said the team president Donnie Walsh, who later in the day arranged a sign-and-trade that sent David Lee to Golden State for Anthony Randolph, a talented young forward, and Kelenna Azubuike and Ronny Turiaf.
A row of hardbound legal books sat on a shelf behind the lawyer's desk, and he had arranged religious signs throughout the place: "May Blessings Be Upon the Prophet"*; "There Is No God but God".
They announced plans to meet more frequently, perhaps in annual working meetings that lack the ceremony and political expectations of a formal summit conference, which is usually arranged for signing major agreements.
Nisman believed that the executive leader arranged the signing of a memorandum of understanding with Iran, to clear Iranian suspects of their responsibility in the bloodiest attack in Argentina's history.
At the beginning of a trial, a warning stimulus (four horizontally arranged plus signs) indicates four possible stimulus locations.
If necessary, you can arrange to sign a form saying that you will not take any legal action based on what a reference says about you.
