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The phrase "arranged to detect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a system, device, or method that has been organized or set up specifically to identify or recognize something.
Example: "The sensors were arranged to detect any changes in temperature within the environment."
Alternatives: "configured to identify" or "set up to recognize".
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Measurements of the sensing ability of the grating were performed using the setup illustrated in Figure 2. The sample was held on a glass plate in the xy-plane of the table, while the transmission through the grating was detected by two InGaAs detectors arranged to detect the 0th-order (I0) and 1st-order (I1) power.
To gain insight into the potential of the EMR as a pre-diagnostic surveillance tool, we asked how information automatically retrieved from a comprehensive EMR could be arranged to detect patients with symptoms suggestive of ARI.
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They arranged to be married in August.
They arranged to meet in Central Park.
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The cognitive radio (CR) systems usually arrange for the quiet period to detect the primary user (PU) effectively.
The Times said that "the whole is so cleverly arranged that is it is impossible to detect the point where the painted part joints the built part".
We used Haar Wavelet transforms on optimally arranged grid representations of metabolic pathways as a pattern recognition method to detect orchestrated regulation of neighboring enzymes in the network.
Arranging INTH's in a two dimensional array allowed us to detect changes on interval distribution over time whenever the cell was stimulated.
They arrange to meet for a drink.
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