The phrase "arranged services" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to services that have been organized or scheduled in a specific manner.
Example: "The company offers a variety of arranged services to meet the needs of its clients, including event planning and catering."
Alternatives: "organized services" or "scheduled services".
Shahid's husband claimed she was killed because she divorced her first husband – a cousin she had married in an arranged service – and married Kazam, moving to Dubai with him in 2014.
A concierge will arrange services including in-room massages, dog walking and housekeeping.
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.
All Saints is an active Anglican parish church in the diocese of Chester, arranging services on Sundays and home groups during the week, in addition to weddings and funerals, and running a community project.
This involved the TM arranging services to enable the participants to attend trial follow-up appointments.
