The phrase "an existing arrangement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a current or ongoing agreement or setup between parties.
Example: "Before we proceed with the new proposal, we need to review the terms of the existing arrangement."
Alternatives: "a current agreement" or "an ongoing setup."
Any change in an existing arrangement is therefore likely to increase its disorder.Dig a little deeper, though, and time's arrow becomes mysterious.
In an extension of an existing arrangement, institutions which intend to charge fees higher than £6,000 a year must draw up a new agreement with the government regulator, the Office for Fair Access OFFAA).
Within 30 days after a renewal of or an amendment to the terms of an existing arrangement, the parties to said renewal or amendment shall file five copies of the agreement of renewal or amendment.
Instead it relied on an existing arrangement which allows banks that run short of cash to borrow from it, paying a penalty of one percentage point above the base rate.
In one letter drafted for Misick, the chief minister claims his government is urgently reviewing its transport policy "and that we should not be wed solely to an existing arrangement which may not service the country's future need", a development that would have a negative impact on the airport's fortunes.
The next steps, Mr. Berney said, will involve adding a home entertainment deal to complement an existing arrangement with Netflix, and raising investment funds to support new films, beginning with "The Great Gilly Hopkins," to be directed by Stephen Herek, based on a novel by Katherine Paterson.
When it takes place inside an existing organization, financial arrangements are reasonably straight forward.
They sweep all existing arrangements between NHS bodies into a market framework.
Thicker labor markets would be an incredible improvement over our existing arrangement.
The editorial called on Mr. Barak "to enshrine" the existing arrangement in a permanent agreement, saying it is "not in Israel's interest to impose its sovereignty over a Muslim place of worship".
The Alexander-Collins proposal would essentially outlaw the existing arrangement, leaving potentially millions of women without a way to get insurance that covers abortion.
