The phrase "arrangements actively" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize that arrangements are being made in a proactive or engaged manner.
Example: "The team is working on arrangements actively to ensure the event runs smoothly."
Alternatives: "arrangements proactively" or "arrangements diligently".
She does believe, however, that Seeking Arrangement is actively trying to drive an artificial wedge in the definition of sex work with Let's Talk Sugar.
The reality on the ground right now is that far from assuming a larger role, integrated arrangements are being actively dismantled.
In addition, advance survey arrangements now include actively seeking out help from and connecting with the Asian communities, and various interpretation services are being explored for better serving the non English-speaking participanon English-speakinghole survey participants
Council and housing associations that offer more of these "sociable" types of housing arrangement would be actively supporting older people to remain in the community rather than institutionalising age segregation.
The NanoSail-D flight spare is ready for flight and a suitable launch arrangement is being actively pursued.
A portion of salary was assigned to BCC activities for personnel who were actively participating in arrangement of BCC counseling sessions.
We have no other contracts with prisons and do not actively seek commercial arrangements with them.
Instead, relevant and comprehensive digital data provided in real time "…should be able to actively suggest task arrangements and adjust operational parameters to maximise productivity and product quality" (Lee et al., p. 5).
About half of Americans are invested in the stockmarket, compared to a third of British people, and a higher proportion actively manage their retirement arrangements rather than relying on corporate plans.
Mr. Beck may not be able to actively pursue such an arrangement until his Fox contract is up.
