The phrase "arrangement reached" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that an agreement or understanding has been established between parties.
Example: "After several hours of negotiation, an arrangement was reached that satisfied both sides."
Alternatives: "agreement made" or "settlement achieved".
And on Thursday, it seems, the arrangement reached its nadir.
The arrangement, reached hours after Mrs. Clinton arrived in Beijing that Wednesday, fell apart immediately.
The two would face trial by a panel of Scottish judges convened in the Netherlands, an unprecedented arrangement reached by compromises on all sides.
His release was part of a negotiated arrangement reached last month between China and the Clinton Administration, in return for the United States' dropping its sponsorship of a resolution condemning China's human rights policies.
Under an arrangement reached with Justice Rena Uviller of State Supreme Court, the charge will be reduced to a misdemeanor if the man, Jamal Holiday, successfully completes a year of intensive supervision, according to his lawyer, Elsie Chandler.
The arrangement reached between Mr Shapiro and John Stafford, AHP's chief executive, to co-chair the new company always seemed awkward; the balancing act may have become even harder further down the company ranks.
The results also show that as the electrode number exceeds a certain value (7 in the present paper), the ξ with the optimal electrode arrangement reaches a plateau; further increasing the electrode number only increases the power consumption but has no contribution to the heat transfer enhancement.
These results show that the open-well arrangement reaches steady state within 1 h, regardless of the rate of secretion for moderate affinity ligands, and that the maximum interfacial concentrations of captured protein varies strongly with the rates of secretion.
The votes would be advisory only and would not be determinative of the compensation arrangements reached by the executives and compensation board.
But the Japanese courts and police system do not make the child's welfare a priority, and ignore custodial arrangements reached overseas.
Though Mr. Paisley is first minister and Mr. McGuinness is deputy first minister, they govern as effective equals under the complex power-sharing arrangements reached last March.
