The phrase "an effective arrangement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the organization or structuring of elements in a way that achieves a desired outcome or function.
Example: "The team proposed an effective arrangement of the resources to maximize productivity during the project."
Alternatives: "a successful setup" or "an efficient configuration".
In conclusion, it is suggested that separation of the dust bath to two locations would be an effective arrangement to promote more equal usage of the dust bath by hens from each rank in the furnished cages.
This is useful in an effective arrangement and operation of mobile cranes, but it is far from a detailed stability review.
"The best case is to have an effective arrangement with Iran where they give up their nuclear weapon ambition," he told MSNBC's Jose Diaz-Balart on Monday.
This is apparently an effective arrangement since the boronic acid 16, lacking the carboxyphenyl group, has a Ki value of 0.57 μM.
Still, whether or not this will be a proper or effective arrangement, it seems to be one that many Russians want.
However, it is very difficult to design an effective passage arrangement owing to large numbers of possible passage arrangement patterns and complex heat transfer processes between the passages in a MPFHE.
Finite element analysis concluded that an x-shaped pattern was the most effective arrangement of the ensemble electrodes to protect a 30-cm×30-cm 30-cm×30-cm 30-cm×30-cm
The program opened with a vivid rendition of John Adams's effective arrangement of the work.
"The hardest thing these groups have to do is churn out an effective vocal arrangement (a special skill in itself), stage it, learn to sing it and then perform it under hot lights and scary cameras without the benefit of working out the kinks in concert," he said.
The EMA threshold is the amount under an effective margining arrangement with respect to which the counterparty is not required to post variation margin to fully collateralize the amount of the bank's or savings association's net credit exposure to the counterparty.
