The phrase "arranged with two" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are describing something that has been organized or set up in pairs or groups of two, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The chairs were arranged with two on each side of the table."
Alternatives: "set up in pairs" or "organized in twos".
The event was arranged with two fund board members, Cindy Sulzberger and Caryn Nathanson Zucker.
To help her get a sense of her new job, he had arranged with two other colleagues to meet Ms. Epperson at the cafe.
In the meantime, Mr. Detroyer arranged with two Canadian Web sites to sell the product by mail, and Today Sponges will appear on Canadian pharmacy shelves next month.
The principals were going through a list of "activations" planned for "Hidden Figures". Mr. Mitchell announced that he had just arranged with two Christian sororities to bring students and alumnae together for "Hidden Figures" screenings and discussions on opening weekend.
These guns were housed in four twin turrets, arranged with two on the centerline fore and aft, the others en echelon on the wings.
He arranged with two close friends from Loyola High School of Los Angeles, both of whom graduated last month from USC, to find a place that the three of them could afford.
A tour was arranged, with five stops in a week, in Delaware, Pennsylvania, New York, and Connecticut.
The TRC specimens with one or two textile layers demonstrate no reinforcement efficiency, whereas those arranged with three to five textile layers exhibit pronounced strain-hardening behavior and consequently, prominent enhancement of tensile behavior and optimized cracking patterns.
Most birds have the four toes arranged with three directed forward the inner (II), middle (III), and outer (IV and one backward, the hallux (I).
The show represents 18 artists with over 250 works in painting, sculpture, drawing, collage and photography (with a rotation of certain works and artists in May) graciously arranged with one or two artists per gallery.
