The phrase "arranged introduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a structured or organized way of presenting someone or something to an audience.
Example: "The arranged introduction of the keynote speaker set a professional tone for the conference."
Alternatives: "structured introduction" or "organized introduction".
Jennifer Farley, the lobbyist who arranged introductions between tribes and the team, also did not return a call for comment.
Between 2012 and 2014, Gates arranged introductions for two Washington lobbying firms — the Podesta Group and Mercury LLC — to represent the European Center for a Modern Ukraine.
The hassidic and haredi groupings tend to use arranged introductions to meet each other and many of those are within the same groupings that can often be quite small.
In many cases, Leitz personally arranged introductions to photo businesses in the United States and other countries for his employees.
Should producers arrange introductions, so viewers can see fans tremble and stars condescend?
The contract agreed in November 2010 between Tony Blair Associates (TBA) and the oil firm PetroSaudi involved the former premier arranging introductions to his contacts in China, including senior political figures.
According to the contract signed in November 2010 between TBA and PetroSaudi, Blair would arrange introductions to high-ranking officials in China.
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.
Last October, he gave each museum director detailed strategic goals that would increase fund-raising by dictated percentages per year for the next three years, sharply increase the identification of potential seven-figure donors and arrange introductions of dozens of potential donors to Mr. Small.
