The phrase "arranged to consider" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something has been organized or set up for the purpose of evaluation or contemplation.
Example: "The committee has arranged to consider the new proposals during their next meeting."
Alternatives: "scheduled to review" or "set up to evaluate".
After a year of failed experiments, with Sullivan considering leaving Scripps, Jansen arranged to continue working under the supervision of Sullivan's former postdoc adviser, Don Cleveland, at the nearby San Diego, California, branch of the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research.
Hamauzu intended the process of arranging the pieces to "consider the groundwork of individual compositions in order to transform these pieces into piano arrangements" rather than simply playing the themes on a piano as they originally sounded.
The decision adds pressure on other companies that have lined up to sell shares in the Chinese territory, and on bankers arranging the deals, to consider alternatives to Hong Kong, the world's biggest market for I.P.O.'s in the three years from 2009 to 2011.
With no meetings to arrange and no contracts to consider, Tellem invited a dozen colleagues from the Wasserman Media Group over for a barbecue.
Consider, also, arranging to get information from marketing companies, technicians, or suppliers, using the webinar method -- contacting them to set up a webinar conference for your associates to meet online.
He was also active in trying to arrange for a general council to consider union of the Greek and Latin churches.
It took seven weeks to arrange a legal planning meeting to consider the need for care proceedings, because of administrative failures in the legal services team and a lack of urgency by social work managers.
So if you're a straight woman and your boyfriend is interested in arranging a threesome, tell him to consider simultaneous sex with a man and a woman.
Arad began to consider ways to arrange them.
When they decided to marry, Ms. Patel and Mr. Panchal, who were both born on the same day in India, had to consider cultural traditions, like arranged marriages, that they had bypassed in favor of what in India is referred to as a "love marriage," he said.
