The phrase "arranged though" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a contrast or exception, but it lacks context to determine its proper usage.
Example: "The event was arranged though it faced several challenges."
Alternatives: "organized despite" or "set up although".
For day trips, rental cars are easily arranged, though not inexpensive: recently, a daily rate from Hertz was 9,500 kronur.
Items may be packaged for gifts, and shipping can be arranged (though the sausages and cheeses are not permitted into the United States).
"Sextine Cyclus" was a beautifully arranged though somewhat overextended anthology of medieval songs; Jean-Paul Fouchécourt sang them with loving eloquence, and members of the Orchestre de Paris provided a glistening accompaniment.
Sources close to Ashkenazi say that he'd be more likely to enter politics "if it would cause Yesh Atid and Israel Resilience to run together". Various Yesh Atid officials have suggested that a merger with Gantz might yet be arranged, though shrewd observers of Lapid and his ambition find the prospect of him subordinating himself to another leader unlikely.
According to the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, the leaked trove of 11.5m files show that relatives of at least eight current or former members of China's top ruling body, the politburo standing committee, possess offshore companies arranged though the law firm Mossack Fonseca.
Before you have them all arranged though, make sure you have a board or book beneath your layers of newspaper.
It's not always easy to arrange, though.
You must drive your own 4x4 over from Britain and Trailmasters will arrange, though not pay for, your journey.
Mr. Holland's group, which has become sophisticated beyond recognition since the mid-1990's, represents a pinnacle of small-group arranging, though not in a fussy way.
Bryan Gray, by email A one-way RV hire is easy to arrange, though you'll pay an extra fee for dropping off in a different location.
All this palaver was hugely expensive and time-consuming to arrange, though the installation, named Last Call Lascaux after the French caves filled with Paleolithic paintings, is little more than a puzzling bit of spatial tweaking.
