'arrange service' is a correct, usable phrase in written English.
You might use it to refer to arranging for someone or something to provide a service. For example, "We need to arrange service for the plumbing issue in the kitchen."
"I am really disturbed," said Jordan Jacobson, a resident who said he had been trying to arrange service since he arrived in mid-October.
Thus far, however, according to the Park West Village Tenants Association, they have also imposed a management style that is as intrusive as Helmsley was indifferent, making it more difficult to pick up packages, arrange service calls and renew leases.
"He left work to meet her and they were able to arrange service, they both had to wait for well over 45 minutes before the tow truck arrived.
A concierge will arrange services including in-room massages, dog walking and housekeeping.
On a more prosaic level, it will also allow owners to connect directly with their Ford dealership to arrange servicing and other tasks.
Sergeant Johansen said the Dutchess County social services department was trying to arrange services for Mrs. Pressman, but the commissioner, Robert Allers, refused to discuss the case, citing confidentiality rules.
Caregivers can arrange services either by contacting their local Aging Service Access Point (ASAP) or by going directly to a private home health care agency.
Under the experimental program, the bureaucratic game face is gone as managers stress neighborhood-rooted care and arrange services that the working poor are unaware are still available after welfare.
NHS England is appealing on the grounds that local authorities have the legal responsibility to arrange services to "prevent" the spread of HIV, while its own responsibilities are limited to treating those already assumed to be infected.
She has worked with patients who chose to keep pregnancies with severe fetal anomalies, for whom she helped arrange services throughout the hospital; and with those who terminated just before the 24-week legal deadline.
According to the National Health and Medical Services Act (1982 763) as well as the Local Government Act (1991 900), county councils have the mandate to allocate resources and arrange services in order to "provide good healthcare to their inhabitants".
