The phrase "a system for arranging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a method or framework designed to organize or structure items, information, or processes.
Example: "The company implemented a system for arranging files that improved efficiency and accessibility."
Alternatives: "a method for organizing" or "a framework for structuring".
The Police Act 1997 set up a centralised system for arranging criminal records checks for people applying for voluntary work or employment in a field which would involve regular contact with young people or vulnerable adults.
Part two was included in the last two volumes, which integrated the seven classes of natural system for arranging plants established by Lindley (1853) into five "lei" : "wai zhang", "nei zhang", "shang zhang", "tong zhang", and "ji sheng".
NAME WITHHELD There's nothing wrong with a vet using a cost-plus system, adding a percentage to your fee as compensation for arranging and overseeing an operation.
A manufacturing company might use a software system, for example, to arrange for an automated e-mail response system to follow a transaction.
In addition to careful observation, then, scientific method requires a logic as a system of reasoning for properly arranging, but also inferring beyond, what is known by observation.
"Thanks Deacon, for arranging a awesome event.
John McEnany, a prosecutor with the Justice Department's special task force that is investigating fund-raising irregularities during the 1996 election, said that the evidence showed that Ms. Hsia was aware of the system of arranging for "conduits" or straw donors to conceal the real contributors and stood silent as false reports were filed with the election commission.
Is it whether this system or that system of arranging which candidate standing for election gets elected is better or worse?
The company supposedly has expertise in adapting operating systems and arranging for off shore manufacturing of their products.
The ISI officer who gave Mr. Headley the cash, known as Major Iqbal, served as the supervisor of Lashkar's planning, helping to arrange a communications system for the attack, and overseeing a model of the Taj Mahal Hotel, according to Mr. Headley's testimony to the Indians.
