The phrase "arranged affairs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to matters or events that have been organized or planned in advance.
Example: "The arranged affairs for the charity event ensured that everything went smoothly on the day of the fundraiser."
Alternatives: "organized matters" or "planned events".
His visit to Egypt was a hastily arranged affair, bolted on to the start of a long-planned commercial tour of Gulf Arab allies and made in the company of a plane-load of British business chiefs, among them the representatives of eight defence and aerospace firms, prompting press headlines at home about Mr Cameron preaching peace in the company of arms-dealers.
In an equally-quoted-for-sarcasm "study" from AshleyMadison.com (the entire purpose of which is to arrange affairs for married people), the "facts" are in: Android users just seem to love to get their cheat on.
In the episode, titled "Dangers on a Train," Marge mistakes an Ashley Madison-type website for a Dolly Madison-type cupcake site, not realizing that it's a destination for married people to arrange affairs.
Having run mainstream dating services for the past 15 years and corporate networking services before that David took the next logical step and branched out into arranging affairs for married people about five years ago.
Shire has arranged its affairs so that interest payments on intra-company loans reduce significantly its overall tax liabilities.
Pompey the Great, during his reorganization of the lands of the newly conquered Seleucid kingdom, also arranged the affairs of Palestine (63 bce).
By using a company in a lower tax country, in this case Ireland, Airbnb looks to have arranged its affairs to avoid tax throughout Europe including the UK".
Of Shire's Luxembourg structure, the MPs' report says: "Shire has arranged its affairs so that interest payments on intra-company loans reduce significantly its overall tax liabilities … The 'substance' of Shire's business in Luxembourg, used to justify these arrangements, consists of two people … One of Shire's Luxembourg based staff holds 41 directorships of other companies".
Since for many years life imprisonment had been reckoned as 20 years' incarceration, this had given rise to a legitimate expectation according to which individuals had arranged their affairs.
Dalrymple seems inclined to think that the women relatives of Khair un-Nissa cannily arranged her affair and marriage with Kirkpatrick in an attempt to further their family's influence in Hyderabad.
