The phrase "arrangement of the basic" is not complete and lacks clarity, making it less usable in written English without additional context.
It could be used in contexts discussing the organization or structure of fundamental elements or principles, but it needs more specificity.
Example: "The arrangement of the basic components in the design is crucial for its functionality."
Alternatives: "organization of the fundamentals" or "structure of the basics."
Agents in the OP first choose principles of what Rawls calls the basic structure of society, principles that determine in broad outline what the just arrangements of the basic institutions of the society will be, and then go on to choose other sorts of principles, e.g., principles governing the just conduct of individuals, as well as those governing justice in international affairs.
With the possible exception of exons encoding cytoplasmic domains with ITAM in marsupials (see below), we did not find any new exons that had not been seen before in humans, mice, rats and dogs, indicating that the variability of the CEA gene families in eutherians is due to the different arrangement of these basic exons.
Dr. Rubin said he interpreted the new genome data to mean that people, with their predicted total of 80,000 genes, acquire their greater complexity from a more elaborate arrangement of the same basic parts, resembling a fruit fly much as a supercomputer resembles a personal computer.
6 We postulated that the specific peri arrangement of the relatively basic P iPr2 group and the reactive dihalophosphine group should make 1 a good source of "across the peri gap" donor-stabilized, low-valent phosphorus species.
The species-typical structure of many nests results from variation in the size, shape, number and arrangement of these basic elements.
The molecular arrangement of the NEC establishes the basic mechanism for budding and scission of tailored vesicles at the INM.
By extension, as an important structural feature of family life, the living arrangement is an integral part of the basic organization of society (Goode 1963; Cohen 1976; Fei 1983, 1999).
The "basic" arrangement of the 37 mitochondrial genes found in collembolan species generally resembles that usually considered ancestral for Pancrustacea [ 8, 10].
Most birds have four toes, the fifth being always absent, but there are many variations in the number of digits, or phalanges, representing reductions of the basic arrangement.
