"arranged visit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a planned or scheduled visit to a place or person. For example: "We have an arranged visit to the museum tomorrow." or "I will be going on an arranged visit to my grandmother's house next week."
She is on a hastily arranged visit to the Baltic states, which are now shivering in anticipation of what Russia's foreign policy may hold in store for them.
In Beijing, meanwhile, a senior member of the North Korean regime met on Wednesday with Chinese officials in what both sides said was a previously arranged visit.
Kerry's hastily arranged visit appears to have prevented both candidates from declaring victory and dampened calls from Abdullah's supporters, who include powerful warlords, to form a "parallel government".
But the flooded residents and struggling farmers of the Somerset Levels – and a local MP – were too angry with the Environment Agency (EA) chairman Lord Smith to see the funny side of the venue for the hastily arranged visit.
The hastily arranged visit will come days after state lawmakers rejected a proposal to use public funds to pay for part of a $975 million stadium that the Vikings want to build in downtown Minneapolis to replace the aging Metrodome.
He also suggested that she reshuffle her schedule to visit Scranton, where her father grew up and where, in a hastily arranged visit on Sunday, she highlighted her link with small-town Pennsylvania.
On holidays, they sometimes arranged visits to amusement parks.
She answered her calls, scheduled her social events and arranged visits to her home.
A concierge arranged visits to museums and set up golf dates for out-of-towners.
After her parents divorced, she strategically arranged visits with friends when she was spending weekends with her father.
Although my budget was so small as to be virtually indivisible, Simon had arranged visits to five galleries and two artists' studios.
