"better arrange" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to suggest that something should be organized or put in order. Example: "To ensure a smooth event, we better arrange the seating plan beforehand."
Data from the live stream also helped the company better arrange its e-commerce Web site.
"Maybe you better arrange for me to have a couple of dancing lessons, too.
7 P.M. (HGTV) CLEAN FREAKS Sabrina Soto visits hyper-organized people across the country to collect tips on how to better arrange closets, cut down on clutter and impose order in garages, pantries and other harbors of chaos.
Twitter is not the only tech company thinking of how to better arrange multi-image posts – Facebook only days ago introduced its own take on media collages where users are able to resize each tile like they do in Instagram's standalone app called Layout.
Today Microsoft updated the apps with several new features, including the ability to print, something that was sorely lacking in the release of Office for iPad, along with changes to Excel and PowerPoint to better arrange content so that it's attractive and well spaced.
We started touring and we were getting better on a daily basis, and at some point, I thought, "I'd better arrange a video shoot to at least have a memory just in case something happens".
To cope, they construct physical and mental neighborhoods where things are more regular and better arranged.
But it also has only three buttons, and they're better arranged to minimize accidental activation.
It's more of the same, but varied and better arranged, with the odd surprise.
He told Sky News in Lashkar Gah: "I think you can argue about whether the settlement we put in place after 2001 could have been better arranged.
A16z wants to learn if the founder has a secret — a novel insight, drawn from personal experience, about how the world could be better arranged.
