The phrase "arranged to represent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing how something is organized or structured to convey a particular meaning or idea.
Example: "The data was arranged to represent the trends over the last decade, making it easier to analyze."
Alternatives: "organized to depict" or "structured to illustrate".
Urban Light (2008), originally assembled outside his studio but more recently installed at the entry to Los Angeles County Museum of Art, is a monumental arrangement of 202 antique cast-iron street lamps, perfectly restored and working, arranged to represent a classical Greek temple.
The yield data is arranged to represent 4 different quadrants in the field.
It consists of found wooden crates, chairs and bar stools arranged to represent the dead Christ lying in the lap of the Virgin.
Mr. Amelan also includes several movable columns, which are at times arranged to represent the White House, a Southern plantation and, in one moment, the Lincoln Memorial.
The centerpiece here is an expansive installation of low, stainless steel vats shaped and arranged to represent the footprint of a classic European garden; the vats hold perfumed water.
Wonder cabinets were meant to encapsulate the world in microcosm: Philipp Hainhofer, the Augsburg collector and envoy, who provided marvels to various courtly cabinets, including the Saxons, once devised a wood cabinet topped by a Seychelle nut, in which objects were methodically arranged to represent the animal, plant and mineral worlds, the four continents and various human activities.
By moving their position, the speakers can be arranged to sonically represent and compare sets of national statistics, from GDP to percentage of women in parliament.
As in fuzzy neural network, each input variable is represented by a group of spatially arranged neurons to represent a fuzzy quantization of this variable [10, 12].
Groups of contigs that appear to constitute a single gene are then arranged to form "isotigs" representing putative splice variants of the gene.
We all have the remarkable capacity to arrange electrons to represent our thoughts, and beam those thoughts to anyone, anywhere in virtually no time.
Three chevrons arranged to resemble a pine tree represent the Timbers' participation in three different leagues: the North West Soccer League, the United Soccer Leagues and Major League Soccer, while the "ponderosa" (translation: dark green) and "moss" (translation: light green) shades of their shirts represent the forests of their home state of Oregon.
