The phrase "arrangements best" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a preference for the best arrangements, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We need to discuss the arrangements best suited for the event."
Alternatives: "optimal arrangements" or "preferred arrangements".
And it is biased toward universal recipes – "model" institutional arrangements, "best practices," rules of thumb, and so forth.
Perhaps a U.S. spy put postwar arrangements best: "Whenever we want to subvert any place, we find the British own an island within easy reach".
The policies and arrangements best suited for any given corporation will depend on, among other things, the preferences of directors, the nature and extent of existing relationships with investors, the preferences of those investors and the structure and staffing of the corporation's existing investor relations program.
However, it also demonstrates that current research is lacking in its ability to show which arrangements best improve the health of children needing specialty care.
In doing so, they were expected to explore various legal forms and determine which governance arrangements best fitted their local needs [ 34].
They considered that as the industrys major stockholders they were best placed to advise on which arrangements best suit the practical needs of their industry in terms of productivity, efficiency and sustainability.
It isn't simply that rich people find poorer people yucky, though in some cases that will certainly be true, but that owners typically prefer living among other owners, out of the belief that this arrangement best protects the value of their asset.
Yet because my children are clearly anxious to get their hands on my money and have always been a bit tight with a buck, it is not hard to envision a time after their college years when they may come back to live under my roof in an arrangement best described as the postnuclear family.
Quinn contrasts his status approach to rights with one that ascribes rights "because such an arrangement best promotes overall human welfare".
One major question pursued in Aristotle's Politics is thus structured by just this question: what sort of political arrangement best meets the goal of developing and augmenting human flourishing?
Among several polished ensemble arrangements, the best was "Something's Coming".
