The phrase "active arrangements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe plans or setups that are currently in effect or being actively managed.
Example: "The team is currently working on active arrangements to ensure the project stays on schedule."
Alternatives: "current plans" or "ongoing setups".
In this study, these known destabilizing effects on the active arrangement of the translocon have been avoided by crystallizing the complex within the membrane.
As the human protein was extensively dephosphorylated prior to crystallisation, this face-to-face arrangement most likely represents a functional state that precedes the back-to-back 'RNase active' arrangement seen in the phosphorylated yeast Ire1 structures.
Its visualization in the native environment of the membrane preserves the active arrangement of SecYEG dimers, in which only one of the two channels is occupied by the polypeptide substrate.
We compared the measured patch and active region arrangements against random arrangements with hexagonal and square lattice structure.
In this talk, I will review the conceptual foundations of strategic purchasing, explore country experience with transitioning to more active purchasing arrangements, and outline current research on strategic purchasing being undertaken by the RESYST consortium.
He held that social structures are arrangements of persons and that organizations are the arrangements of activities; thus, the life of a society may be viewed as an active system of functionally consistent, interdependent elements.
We noted that despite similarity to 2-Cys peroxiredoxins, a different active site arrangement has to be present for the enzymatic activity.
Since many of the nerve fibres traveling from the hair cells to the brain are constantly active, this arrangement makes the receptors a highly sensitive detection system for both vertical and horizontal linear acceleration.
He added that the restitution would lead to an active loan arrangement between Turkey and the Dallas museum.
