The phrase "arranging stuff" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in informal contexts when referring to the organization or sorting of various items or materials.
Example: "I spent the afternoon arranging stuff in my garage to make more space."
Alternatives: "organizing items" or "sorting things".
The photo showed five men arranging stuffed animals in a truck outside a warehouse in Red Hook Brooklyn, leading to intense speculation that one of the men standing next to the truck, who appeared to give orders, is in fact the elusive artist.
He has hewed to the old decorating dictum that says the more stuff you put in a room (albeit artfully arranged stuff), the bigger it seems.
Add a TV and bookcase (the brown one to arrange stuff in).
When she knows this correctly and fluently, just say the command before you arrange stuff on a table.
Mary Jane Jacob, a professor and executive director of exhibitions at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (where Ms. Puett is an instructor), is sending seven of her students to the program this summer: not "to learn how to arrange stuffed birds and dried flowers," she said, but "to experience how to locate their own creativity and how to live it".
4 Continue stuffing, rolling and arranging the stuffed leaves side by side, doing one layer at a time until you have finished both leaves and stuffing.
And it did so while arranging the stuff of rehearsal — stretching, situps, self-fanning, ponytail adjustment — into sophisticated patterns.
Soon, word got around among Pidgeon's friends, and Mr. Bowers, from his base at the station, started "arranging similar stuff" for some of Bowers's more adventurous friends.
We played for hours making and arranging this stuff.
We tried to balance and have on all of our albums who composes and arranges stuff.
