The expression "arranged to form a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express the idea of organizing something in order to create a certain result. For example: "We arranged the pieces of Lego to form a castle."
The flowers themselves may be arranged to form a larger radial, compound "flower" (as in Cirrhopetalum).
Units stack or can be arranged to form a low credenza.
Four white tables were arranged to form a large square, evenly surrounded by sixteen chairs.
The dancers burst in and out of six large, hanging vinyl panels, arranged to form a diagonal wall.
Two such magnetic mirrors can be arranged to form a magnetic bottle that can trap charged particles in the middle.
These measurements results can be arranged to form a color map where the defects can be identified.
The model simulated here (at a nominal 400 K) comprises ca. 20 Å-thick slabs of PEO and 15 Å-thick V2O5 gel layers arranged to form an infinite sandwich-type structure.
Here, cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM) images of the nACh receptor reveal a single membrane-associated (MA) helix from each subunit arranged to form an inverted cone, the base resting against the intracellular membrane.
Another subgroup is composed of antiapoptotic proteins, BCL-2, BCL-XL, BCl-w, MCL-1, A1 and BCL-B, which contain the BH1-BH4 domains that are arranged to form an extended hydrophobic groove known as the BH3-binding groove.
Instead the prospective nervous system cells are already arranged to form an elongated rod-like array along the anteroposterior axis during gastrulation that is pronouncedly narrow at the anterior end at cell generation 7 (Fig. 3 and Additional file 9).
How do the inner and outer coat components arrange to form a membrane coat?
