'chronological arrangement' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to describe the ordering of events or ideas in the order they occurred or were created. For example, "The timeline of events was presented in a chronological arrangement, from the earliest occurrence at the top of the page to the most recent at the bottom."
"Renoir Landscapes," organized by John Zarobell, an associate curator at the museum, is arranged thematically, though a strictly chronological arrangement would have further clarified the peripatetic nature of Renoir's methods.
This made for a roughly chronological arrangement.
This display glories in the advantages a straight chronological arrangement has over curatorial "interventions".
Halbreich says that Polke rejected a chronological arrangement of the work.
The show's roughly chronological arrangement incorporates several rooms devoted to single artists, like pocket retrospectives.
The roughly chronological arrangement sometimes pauses to take account of such incidents.
If you examined the context revealed in your photos -- the different clothing worn by relatives, the style of their hair and the background furniture, among other things -- and considered the position of the photos in the box and perhaps even made a chemical analysis of the paper, you might well construct some pretty plausible chronological arrangements.
The non-chronological arrangement works well, with stories from different eras striking sparks off one another.
By its nature an art museum is in fact a "historical society," as the chronological and cultural arrangement of museums like the Metropolitan or the Modern in New York demonstrates.
Activity Diagrams graphically illustrate the chronological and logical arrangement of these goals (using the use case pre-conditions, basic flow of events and post-conditions) performed by specific actors for the purpose of rendering a workflow.
Orchestrated by Harry Cooper, curator and head of modern art at the museum, the arrangement is chronological, with some twists.
