The phrase "arrange communications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the organization or planning of messages or information exchange between individuals or groups.
Example: "To ensure everyone is on the same page, we need to arrange communications between the departments."
Alternatives: "organize communications" or "coordinate communications".
The confessions and investigative reports, provided to The New York Times by Montasser al-Zayat, the lawyer in Cairo who represented most defendants in the trial, show that the Egyptians provided the tactical support for Al Qaeda by forging travel documents, transferring money and arranging communications.
One of Mr. Guzmán's Colombian suppliers, Jorge Cifuentes, who introduced the kingpin to the I.T. expert, testified last month that Mr. Rodriguez had promised to arrange secure communications for what amounted to the entire cartel's leadership.
The ISI officer who gave Mr. Headley the cash, known as Major Iqbal, served as the supervisor of Lashkar's planning, helping to arrange a communications system for the attack, and overseeing a model of the Taj Mahal Hotel, according to Mr. Headley's testimony to the Indians.
By all other important measures, though — from transporting troops, directing them in battle and coordinating fire support to arranging modern communications, logistics, aviation and medical support — the mission in Marja has been a Marine operation conducted in the presence of fledgling Afghan Army units, whose officers and soldiers follow behind the Americans and do what they are told.
The 11 charges against him included allegations that he arranged satellite communications for a group of kidnappers in Yemen who carried out a deadly attack in which four hostages were killed.
Companies are devoting greater effort to communications with shareholders and are beginning to arrange for direct communications between shareholders and outside directors; we expect this trend to continue.
Alexander Torshin A former Russian government official close to Mr. Putin who made contact with the Trump campaign and appears to have been behind efforts to use an N.R.A. meeting to arrange back-channel communications between Mr. Trump and Mr. Putin.
We do communications work.
Can you give me their I.P. addresses?" As the Yenta copies communicate with one another, passing messages and arranging introductions, all communications are encrypted, including the files that each Yenta stores on the computer's hard disk to keep track of its user's interests.
Obama administration officials say members of the Trump transition team never approached them about arranging a secure communications channel with their Russian contacts, possibly because of concerns about leaks.
