The phrase "actual arrangements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the specific, real plans or setups that have been made, often in contrast to hypothetical or proposed ones.
Example: "We need to finalize the actual arrangements for the event to ensure everything runs smoothly."
Alternatives: "real plans" or "concrete arrangements".
Except for the actual arrangements.
O'Connor says his views haven't changed much and while he is not as driven as he was, his aims are the same: less secrecy and a starting-point of 50/50 care, though he says actual arrangements will vary and should be based on common sense.
"We've always had a thread in that community, with the Grateful Dead and some of the jam bands, because Jane's likes to stretch things out when we play, not just stick to the actual arrangements on a record," Mr. Perkins, 43, said.
The question is underexplored in relation to law, where we are concerned with the normative effect of actual arrangements.
Oakeshott attacks "the ideological style of politics", which pursues an "abstract idea" blind to the society's actual arrangements and their moral and emotional "intimations"—"men in a hurry" who wish to plan and mobilise.
As Collier and Ong affirmed (2005), neoliberalism co-exists with other political rationalities and its actual arrangements are the result of the interaction of global forms and situated political regimes and logics (see also the cited work of Ong 2007).
Researchers contemplated the arrangement of ethnic and social groups on given beaches and, in fact, the actual arrangement of blankets.
Considerable variation can be found among the different skeletal muscles, the actual arrangement of the fibres depending on the function of the muscle.
Plainly, if you don't specify terms and conditions you put yourself at risk of uncertainty and misunderstandings – it's vital to establish the actual arrangement between the two parties involved in any deal.
Although Gerhardt insisted that his formulas were merely comparative and classificatory and gave no indication of the actual arrangement of atoms in the molecule, Kekule erected his structure theory of 1858 on the foundation of Gerhardt's type theory.
So long as the individual retinal images can be regarded as the visual tokens of an actual arrangement of objects, it is possible to obtain a single percept, and there seems no reason to suppose that the final percept will be greatly influenced by the dominance of one or other eye.
