The phrase "arranged speech" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a speech that has been organized or structured in a particular way, often for clarity or effectiveness.
Example: "The arranged speech was well-received by the audience, as it clearly outlined the main points and arguments."
Alternatives: "structured speech" or "organized speech".
"We have made progress, but we should not move forward until we have absolute confidence the system will work," he said, announcing one of his most important foreign policy decisions in a hastily arranged speech at Georgetown University.
The foundation for the decision he announced Friday in a hastily arranged speech at Georgetown University had in fact been laid months before, several senior administration and Pentagon officials said.
On Saturday the Labour leader sought to minimise the danger during a question and answer session with the media at the end of a hastily arranged speech in central London.
John Kerry, the US secretary of state, made clear in a hastily arranged speech on Thursday that a more concerted effort was now under way – apparently galvanised by Moscow's dramatic military intervention in Syria in late September.
But in a hastily arranged speech delivered only hours earlier, Mr Chirac seemed to attempt to grab from Mr Blair (and Mr Brown) the intellectual lead on at least the second of those issues, by proposing new "international taxes or levies" to be used directly to finance development.
On what was probably one of the toughest days of her campaign so far, with pundits and analysts of all stripes declaring her presidential candidacy finished, Mrs. Clinton put on her battle face Wednesday and confronted what was at times a hostile crowd at a hastily arranged speech here at Shepherd University.
The office arranged speeches and recommended books to school libraries, but it also leaked false stories to the press — that, for instance, the Sandinista government was receiving Soviet MIG fighters, or was involved in drug trafficking.
The office arranged speeches and recommended books to school libraries, but it also leaked false stories to the press that, for instance, the Sandinista government was receiving Soviet MIG fighters, or was involved in drug trafficking.
Because there was no student government, the outlet for his ambition was the Yale Political Union, a group divided into political parties that spent their time debating issues, arranging speeches by political celebrities and fighting over who got to be in charge of these less than awesome responsibilities.
In a hastily arranged maiden speech, he said he was convinced that President Bush had won but he also urged Congress to address the need for voting reform.
There Hobbes says that names alone are not signs: "they are not signs except insofar as they are arranged in speech and are its parts" (Hobbes 1655, 2.3).
