The phrase "arranged to create" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing how elements are organized or structured to produce a specific outcome or effect.
Example: "The components were carefully arranged to create a harmonious design that captivates the audience."
Alternatives: "organized to produce" or "structured to form".
Mechanical rods and cogs and wheels are arranged to create a semblance of symmetry.
It's arranged to create a good workflow – surface, cooker, surface, sink, surface – which means no doubling back on yourself.
Giant Tecolote Ranunculus flowers (below) will be arranged to create ribbons of solid color covering more than 50 acres.
At the festival's trade fair, 100%, Mr Kelley launched BOB, a magnetic modular system that can be arranged to create wall dividers, benches, platforms or sculptures.
But, in fact, in each case the towers are arranged to create an open space at ground level that is magnificently proportioned — at once intimate and grand.
The Bed The six doubles and two suites have been carefully arranged to create a sense of privacy and take full advantage of the views across or down a wooded valley.
I gave AI direction (in the form of data to learn from or parameters for the output), and it sends back raw material, which I then edit and arrange to create a cohesive song.
For Prince Henry, he made models of an astrolabe and a pantograph, and created or arranged to be created out of wood a form of armillary sphere which replicated the motions of the celestial sphere, the circular motions of the sun and moon, and the places and possibilities of them eclipsing each other.
The family signed up to the device in October 2005: "He … asked us to transfer the … current account balance to Future Investments and Development SA … a Panamanian Company that he, and his co-account holders, have arranged to be created in the context of ESD".
Walerski and a corps of a dozen dancers, who were dressed just like him — even the women were shirtless — arranged themselves to create an ideal of community and support, unavailable to Scharafali.
If scattered or designed indiscriminately, they can destroy a pleasant landscape; carefully designed, they can be so grouped or arranged as to create rhythmic connections and patterns within the overall architectural landscape design concept.
