The phrase "a contingency arrangement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a plan or agreement that is put in place to address potential future events or situations that may arise unexpectedly.
Example: "We have established a contingency arrangement to ensure that our operations can continue smoothly in case of any unforeseen disruptions."
Alternatives: "backup plan" or "emergency plan".
In the event of any such cancellation or suspension, a technical failure or any other malfunction with the phone vote, the online vote or both, the BBC reserves the right to arrange for the winner to be decided by a contingency arrangement or replacing the phone vote and/or the online vote with a panel of experts.
In the event of any such cancellation or suspension, a technical failure or any other malfunction with the vote, the BBC reserves the right to arrange for the winner to be decided by a contingency arrangement from the votes cast by the shortlisting panel (see above for details).
In the event of any such cancellation or suspension, a technical failure or any other malfunction with the vote, the BBC reserves the right to arrange for the winner to be decided by a contingency arrangement from the votes cast by a pre-agreed contingency panel.
Her company collects bad debt under a contingency arrangement; they are paid only if they collect.
There was some discussion of a contingency arrangement at the outset of the case, Mr. Abramson said, and in retrospect he is pleased that it went nowhere.
The adoption of this principle allows to make in advance a contingency arrangement so that if resistant strains appear after a period of use of one drug, the second drug of the curative pair can be used.
As early as March 1948, moreover, Israeli leaders had approved a military contingency arrangement known as Plan D, which called on commanders to expel Arabs from militarily sensitive areas.
Instead, nearly every state in this litigation turned to outside counsel, typically with a contingency fee arrangement where the lawyers work without pay but receive a percentage of the money recovered if they win.
Mr. Argentieri indicated that he would be prepared to agree to a contingency fee arrangement — which would probably give any lawyer representing Mr. Ceglia a big chunk of any verdict or settlement in his favor.
Consider whether a contingency fee arrangement will work for you.
However, if you are thinking of entering into a contingency fee arrangement, know that you may be responsible for expenses even if you do not owe fees.
