The phrase "arranging samples" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the organization or preparation of samples for analysis, presentation, or testing.
Example: "The lab technician is responsible for arranging samples before conducting the experiments."
Alternatives: "organizing samples" or "preparing samples".
In part, the case illustrated the difficult boundaries between songwriting and all other aspects that went into contemporary arranging, sampling, and recording.
Doctors Jaana Mättö and Maria Saarela are gratefully acknowledged for arranging sample collection.
As he spoke, he looked out on neatly arranged samples of 3,000 substances, each with its own stories.
In addition, the electrospun Ag NW/PVA nanofibers were arranged into different structures and stronger SERS intensities were obtained from the arranged samples [122].
The Bomb Squad listened to various music records and used devices such as the E-mu SP-1200 drumachinene and sampler, the Akai S900 sampler, and a Macintosh computer to arrange samples and sequence tracks.
Moreover, unsupervised clustering arranged samples in the perfect chronological order.
Hence, for polynomial EVD to possess spectral majorization approximately, it suffices to arrange sampled eigenvalues (singular values) of (7) in decreasing order.
Making fine use of Diana Krall's producers Al Schmitt and Peter Asher, Monheit runs through a gorgeously arranged sampling from the Great American Songbook, including "Love Me or Leave Me," "Why Can't You Behave" and "Honeysuckle Rose".
CF co-ordinated the study, arranged sample acquisition, revised and finalised the manuscript.
A linear flow path above the glass module leads to a concentration gradient, which may result, due to the sequentially arranged sampling points, at different exposure levels.
They lured great decorators, too: Billy Baldwin graduated from arranging fabric samples in Baltimore to teaching the society set about modernity and restraint while working for Mrs. Wood in the mid-1930's.
