The phrase "alternative arrangements for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different options or plans that can be made in place of the original arrangements.
Example: "Due to the unforeseen circumstances, we need to make alternative arrangements for the meeting location."
Alternatives: "different plans for" or "substitute arrangements for".
If so, it must make alternative arrangements for children who need to get to school.
Residents of the building "would probably be best off looking for alternative arrangements for the next few days," he said.
Thinking seriously about reducing the use of tumble dryers should involve promoting alternative arrangements for drying laundry.
Ms. Farneski said officials were trying to make alternative arrangements for the morning rush on the line, called the Bergen Line.
In response to the decision, PNG prime minister, Peter O'Neill, said he would "immediately ask the Australian government to make alternative arrangements for the asylum seekers".
The bank said over the weekend that it was evaluating "alternative arrangements" for employees unable to get to work on Monday.
But it has not come up with any alternative arrangement for meeting the growing demand for flights to and from London.This has angered business lobbies, airlines and a number of MPs with constituencies far from Heathrow.
In an alternative arrangement for vehicle propulsion, the copper and iron sheets of the figure can be placed on the underside of the vehicle and sections of stator can be placed at intervals along the track.
Here we used two-photon calcium imaging to reveal an alternative arrangement for OD and SF maps in macaque V1; their gradients run parallel but with unique spatial periods, whereby low-SF regions coincide with monocular regions.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has been sustaining this training concept as an alternative arrangement for meeting the needs of the growing demand for human resources for health.
arabiensis are fixed for alternative arrangements of the Xag inversion which covers ~60% of the X chromosome (Cohuet et al. 2008; Neafsey et al. 2010).
