The phrase "arranging documents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of organizing or sorting various types of documents, whether for personal, academic, or professional purposes.
Example: "I spent the afternoon arranging documents for the upcoming meeting to ensure everything was in order."
Alternatives: "organizing files" or "sorting paperwork".
"I couldn't decide whether to wear my Buccaneer tie," he joked — but his eyes darted nervously to James Goold, the lawyer for Spain, a gray-haired man in a rumpled blue suit, who was arranging documents on a nearby table.
While catalogs aim to identify and list items in a collection, schemes of classification have a more general application in arranging documents in a sequence that will make sense and be helpful to the user.
Behind the glass screen lay a "desktop" on which users could arrange "documents", or drop them into the "trash" - an icon in the shape of a bin.
Snowden was assisted in his escape by WikiLeaks, whose founder Assange said he had helped to arrange documents from Ecuador.
He'd arrange documents and money for a couple of bunk beds for our five to seven days at sea.
There, in early 1939, she aided thousands of refugees from the Sudetenland — the region of Czechoslovakia that had been annexed by the Nazis in October 1938 — arranging travel documents that would let them cross into Poland.
"If you don't have a government and you don't have a consulate, how do you even begin to arrange travel documents?
Interrogators began to surmise that he was not a leader, but rather a helpful training camp personnel clerk who would arrange false documents and travel for jihadists, including Qaeda members.
Visas are required for American visitors — a one-month, single-entry visa is $20 through My Vietnam Visa (myvietnamvisa.com), an online agency that arranges for documents to be picked up upon arrival at Vietnam's international airports, where an additional $25 "stamping fee" must be paid.
The return of asylum seekers to Syria – even on a voluntary basis – has also sparked concern because Australia's immigration department will generally contact the Syrian embassy or consulate to arrange travel documents for them, alerting the government to their impending return.
Ejaz Ahmad exhausted almost all his savings on his return journey - he had to pay close to 300,000 Pakistani rupees ($3,184 £2,0399) to arrange travel documents and tickets for his family.
