The phrase "arranged the case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the organization or preparation of a specific situation, legal matter, or scenario.
Example: "The lawyer arranged the case meticulously to ensure a strong argument in court."
Alternatives: "organized the case" or "prepared the case".
Observing the heterogeneity of accounting change at the outset, the contextual analysis used sub-structuring as a technique to arrange the cases regarding the extent of 'corporate' accounting change (Miles and Huberman 1994: 184).
Teresa Gomez at Abraham House arranged the Neediest Cases donation and observes the care that the Velezes give to their children.
Katsuo Ono composed and arranged the music in the Case Closed animation; his works have been released on several CDs.
In 1960, Sir Allen Lane took some risks and suffered a lot of personal abuse, although his lawyers adroitly arranged for the case to be brought against the company rather than its directors in person, so there was never any danger of a prison sentence.
Case arranged the songs with the guitarist Paul Rigby, a trained jazz musician who, as she put it, "is really savvy about bizarre transitions or chords or how to shift from one time signature to another".
The evidence is mounting higher and higher that as Cardinal Ratzinger, the present pope, controlled and arranged the concealment of hundreds of cases of priests around the world who abused and raped children.
It was the essence of Eadie, knowing that the grim reaper was nigh, that she should have been arranging for the case of discontented night nurses at the Royal Victoria Hospital in Kirkcaldy to be dealt with in the appropriate quarters before she was transferred to the Queen Margaret Hospice in Dunfermline.
If I was meeting these guys I'd arrange for the case agents to call me like ten or 15 minutes into the meet on my cell phone.
If I was meeting these guys, I'd arrange for the case agents to call me like ten or 15 minutes into the meet on my cellphone.
Stage 1: An initial set up visit to discuss involvement, obtain consent from the Lung Cancer Nurse Specialist (LCNS), arrange the practicalities of the case study visit and conduct initial interview.
