The phrase "arrangement driven" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process, system, or approach that is primarily influenced or determined by a specific arrangement or configuration.
Example: "The project was arrangement driven, focusing on how the components interacted with each other to achieve optimal performance."
Alternatives: "configuration based" or "structure oriented".
Because he was by now so versed in production strategies, he became one of Hammer's main writers, and even though it looked like an arrangement driven more by efficiency than vocation, his scripts were in fact imaginative and lively, if often great fun for cliché spotters.
The gatehouse's eastwards-facing tower contains the chapel, an unusual arrangement driven by a lack of space, with a recently restored east window of reset 15th-century glass designed by Nicola Hopwood, which illuminates the priest's seat, or sedile.
They also found that the nanoparticles' packing arrangement drives the properties of concrete, such as strength, stiffness, and durability.
However, this arrangement drove the Pentagon nuts, because none of it was written down.
The products have similar stacked arrangements driven by the minimization of the interfacial and surface energy of the hydrothermal system.
In contrast, higher-level protein architectures involving the PWWP domain have survived as stable arrangements driven by evolutionary descent.
In this sense, it manages the governance of a social system driven by a Triple Helix arrangement.
The arrangement was driven by a requirement of the local fire marshal for an additional route of egress from the park and the development in an emergency, city planning records show.
The short-range molecular arrangement is driven by the surfactant self-assembly though strongly influenced by the polyeletrolyte and also dependent on the presence of co-solutes (typically co-surfactants).
Many people have different kinds of family arrangements, often driven by financial necessity.
