The phrase "arrangement proposal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting a plan or proposal for organizing or coordinating something, such as an event or project.
Example: "I would like to submit an arrangement proposal for the upcoming conference to ensure everything runs smoothly."
Alternatives: "planning proposal" or "coordination proposal".
Last month they moved a step closer to coming out of administration after creditors voted in favour of former owner Balram Chainrai's Company Voluntary Arrangement proposal, while the Pompey Supporters' Trust are also bidding to take over the cash-strapped club.
The tax authorities have said they will block Green's company voluntary arrangement proposal on Thursday.
Portsmouth's creditors have voted in favour of Balram Chainrai's Company Voluntary Arrangement proposal at Monday's meeting at Fratton Park.
Rangers' administrators have told BBC Scotland they are still unable to reveal details of their company voluntary arrangement proposal.
"The CVA (Company Voluntary Arrangement) proposal was agreed at the Hearts CVA meetings in November, so we've gone through a tremendous process here.
Rangers entered administration on 14 February and formally applied for insolvency in July after a Company Voluntary Arrangement proposal to rescue the club was rejected by HMRC.
The "newco" route was taken by Green's group after a company voluntary arrangement (CVA) proposal was not approved.
He added: "As a result of that advice, it has been decided to seek the protection of a moratorium from HMRC action whilst a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) proposal is made to creditors.
On security arrangements, the proposals say that the Israeli military would withdraw from "Palestinian lands" over three years and that during that period, international forces would gradually be deployed.
New security arrangements and proposals for more secure dry-storage casks have been made, but long-term secure storage of high-level reactor waste remains an unresolved problem.
Akasaki et al. [ 31] provide a comprehensive and well reasoned review of this pattern of arrangements, including proposals for mechanism of rearrangement, the role of the many large, non-coding regions, and evidence for concerted evolution of duplicated genes.
