"intricately arranged" is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
It means that something has been organized or structured in a detailed and complex manner. Some possible situations in which you could use "intricately arranged" include: 1. In a description of a room: "The furniture was intricately arranged, with each chair and table carefully placed in a specific position." 2. In a discussion of artwork: "The artist's paintings were characterized by intricately arranged layers of color and texture." 3. In a business setting: "The project was a success thanks to the team's intricately arranged workflow and well-coordinated efforts." Example sentence: "The display of delicate porcelain figurines was intricately arranged on the mantelpiece, showcasing the collector's attention to detail."
In most cases, these weren't attempts at photojournalism, but intricately arranged projects.
A show that makes you understand — and takes you to, via a labyrinth of intricately arranged rooms — the place where Lewis Carroll was coming from.
He wasn't always a purveyor of hauntingly pretty, intricately arranged, electronic-tinged folk-pop that sounds as though it was recorded in a vast, empty cathedral.
What really happened, according to later accounts, was that his drummer, John French (whose stage name was Drumbo), transcribed and arranged music as Mr. Van Vliet whistled, sang or played it on the piano, and the band learned the wobbly, intricately arranged songs through Mr. French's transcriptions.
He had three top-ten hits ("Everybody's Talkin," "Without You," and "Coconut"), wrote songs that became massive successes for other artists ("One," which Three Dog Night took to No. 5), and recorded albums filled with stylistically innovative, intricately arranged pop hits.
Gone, too, were the acoustic songs sung with just a guitar, piano or dulcimer backing, replaced by an electric, jazz-inflected, intricately arranged sound, courtesy of Tom Scott's LA Express, that weaved around lyrics that were acutely observational or dazzlingly impressionistic, rather than soul-baringly confessional.
What sounds casual and good-timey — handoffs from player to player, solos that turn into intertwined duets — is intricately plotted and arranged, attentive to the textures of each voice and string.
Hundreds of crimson ostrich feathers were arranged in intricately sewn layers so that they caught the light and fluttered as the dress moved.
The designer arranges intricately rendered tubes into abstract forms, ranging from an off-white bundle reminiscient of someone in the fetal position, to an animated flock of polished chrome pipes, swirling like a breeze.
Two codexes, drawn by Mexica artists, suggest but do not prove that his death was arranged by the Spaniards.Many of the intricately carved stone sculptures that form the exhibition's powerful heart have been lent by the anthropological museum in Mexico City and the museum at the templo mayor, where excavations continue.
Inside, the rooms are tastefully decorated with intricately carved high ceilings, marble floors and antique furniture, all arranged around four pretty courtyards.
