The phrase "arranging language" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the organization or structuring of words and phrases in communication, writing, or linguistics.
Example: "The poet excelled at arranging language in a way that evoked deep emotions in the reader."
Alternatives: "structuring language" or "organizing words".
Entering students should arrange one language examination early in their first term.
Shamrock Travel, for example, arranged accommodation, language training, registration paperwork and medical check-ups for the new employees.
Materials organized in several groups - prose, poetry, plays, and diaries - and then arranged by language within each of them.
Amid loosely arranged sign language classes and social education, Nim advances through a safari of human dynamics to reveal a knack for manipulating the big game.
A two-story structure, just off one of the courtyards, serves as a communal hall, with dining on the ground floor and a library upstairs with books arranged by language: Arabic, Hindi, Nepalese, Tamil, Malaysian.
Sponsors under the scheme provide housing for the refugee family, as well as helping them integrate into life in the UK and access medical and social services, arrange English language tuition and support them towards employment and self-sufficiency.
Texts are arranged by language, subject, and searching interface.
They do intake and discharge planning, provide psychosocial services, arrange for language translators, help families navigate the labyrinth of insurance and disability forms, and provide a constant, friendly face for families who often see many different doctors.
The methodological quality of the studies is presented in Table 5 for each measurement property, arranged per language.
The tours, which tend to focus on the years between 1880 and 1930, are available only in German, but visitors can contact the Hiddensee Information Center (49-383-006-42-26) to arrangroupglish-language group tours.
